Italy - ART 322 + CORE 240: Italian Art - NEXT OFFERING: Fall 2025
From ancient times through the 20th Century, the cultures of the Italian Peninsula expressed themselves through the visual arts. Trace the development of the civilization from the Roman Forum through the Baroque by visiting Rome, Pompeii, Florence, and Siena. Learn how the Italians work to live rather than live to work. Learn what it is like to be immersed in a culture that is international yet distinctive. Students study the art of Italy — 60% of the world’s masterpieces in architecture, painting, and sculpture are preserved in the small peninsula surrounded by the Mediterranean sea. Initially influenced by the Greeks and Etruscans, the Italians ultimately evolved artistic systems that served their Republic and later, Christian agendas. Italian art made a difference in the lives of most Italian citizens. This art has influenced Western thinking ever since its inception.
Next Offering: Fall 2021/Travel Winter Term 2021. Cost: $3500 (estimated).
Professors: Dr. Charles Goolsby cgoolsby@emoryhenry.edu & Dr. Jack Wells jack.wells@emoryhenry.edu
Included: Airfare, Accommodations, Breakfasts/Dinner, Entrance Fees, Excursions, Ground Transportation, Medical Insurance
Not included: Passport, Lunches, Spending Money
Meets Core Curriculum requirements: Global Citizenship
Enroll in this course:
ART 322: Italian Art (3 credits) AND CORE 240: Study Abroad Italy (1 credit hour)
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
Application Deadline: May 1, 2023