I am now a proud graduate of the Smithsonian Associates World Art History program.🎓 To receive a certificate, completion of 4 core classes and 6 electives were required. The core classes took place in multiple sessions over the course of a month averaging 8 hours total, electives were 1-2 hours each. The classes were excellent and I recommend it for anyone interested in Art History. In past posts I’ve mentioned some of the classes, and here’s a list of my entire curriculum:
In-depth studies of works of art:
- “The Death of Marat” by Jacques-Louis David
- “Watson & the Shark” by John Singleton Copley (this is my favorite painting — so I made a shirt!)
- “The Last Judgement” by Michelangelo
- Jacques-Louis David and Napoleon
- Michelangelo and the Medici Popes
- Duccio and Giotto: The Dawn of Italian Painting
- In the Footsteps of Piero della Francesca
General art/architecture:
- Italian Architecture Through the Ages
- Italian Renaissance Art
- Drama Most Splendid: The Art & Architecture of the Baroque & Rococo
- Enduring Themes in Western Art Part 1
- Enduring Themes in Western Art Part II
- Notre Dame: Reconstructing an Icon
This is the certificate they sent me. If you ever want to have a conversation about art history, just say the word! Read about all the Smithsonian programs here.
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