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Art History: The Human Form 1850-2000


Discover how interpretations of the human form have developed over the last 150 years.


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This course examines the evolution of human figure representation in art history from mid-19th to the end of the 20th Century exploring how artists have depicted various subjects across cultures and eras. It investigates major art movements in Western and non-Western traditions, analyzing the transformations in body representation within social and political contexts. By examining the portrayal of the human form across civilizations and time periods, students will gain insights into evolving aesthetic ideals, cultural values, and artistic innovations that have shaped art history. This course also delves into the philosophical and psychological aspects of human figure representation, exploring how artists' interpretations of the body have reflected and influenced societal perceptions of identity, beauty, and the human condition throughout history. Suitable for beginners. THURSDAYS, JAN 9 - APR 3, 10AM - 1PM IN-PERSON

Starts Jan 9, 2025
575 Canadian dollars

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