Art History II
What is Course Rigor?
Course Rigor describes how challenging this course will be for your student.
- Foundational: Strengthens foundational skills with extra support.
- Standard: Grade-level instruction to stay on track.
- Advanced: In-depth learning for students ready for more challenge.
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Dive into the rich diversity of global art traditions and the evolution of the modern artistic movements. This one-semester course continues the studies of Art History I as students explore the history of artistic movements around the world, analyzing the social and historical forces that shaped them.
In this course, students will learn:
- Major Artistic Movements
- Global Art Perspectives
- Social & Historical Influences
- How Art Reflects & Transforms
Studying artistic movements around the world from 1200 CE to the present, students will analyze the social and historical forces that shaped modern art. Following lessons on European and American art movements of the 18th-19th centuries, students examine 20th-century developments, gaining a comprehensive understanding of how art reflects and transforms culture across time and place.
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