Courses in Art History

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Descrizione

  • Tipologia

    Corso

  • Luogo

    Firenze

  • Ore di lezione

    16h

Obiettivo del corso: This course is meant to be a journey of rediscovery of the visual arts which flourished in Tuscany in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance period. Rivolto a: to all students who are interested in learning Italian History in the Renaissance period.

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Luogo

Inizio del corso

Firenze
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via Ghibellina, 116, 50122

Inizio del corso

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Programma

EXCURSIONS INTO ART HISTORY

Why "excursions" into art history? Because Florence is an open-air museum and as such it should be explored by our students with the help of teachers and guides. This course is meant to be a journey of rediscovery of the visual arts which flourished in Tuscany in the Renaissance period, as well as a "hands-on" approach to the work of art and its complex layers of meanings and variety of interpretations.

Starting from 2007 AdG will be also offering two new Art history courses:

The Italian garden and the Tuscan villas: this course includes visits to some of the most famous Medici’s villas on the outskirts of Florence.

History of Italian fashion: this course includes visits to Florentine Museums and the Textile Museum in Prato.

THE RENAISSANCE IN FLORENCE AND ITALY

Art 16-hour seminar on Art History: "The Renaissance in Florence and Italy" (SA)


This course introduces and explores the main historical-artistic trends from XIV to XVI centuries. Lessons are complemented by guided tours to museums and monuments in Florence. The time-table includes two weekly one-hour lessons and two weekly two-hour guided tours. At the end of the four weeks students will have visited the Uffizi, the Bargello National Museum, the National Academy Gallery, the Medici Chapels, the San Marco Museum, the churches devoted to Santa Maria Novella and Santa Croce..

THE ITALIAN GARDEN AND THE TUSCAN VILLAS

20-hour seminar on “The Italian garden and the Tuscan villas” (SGV)

This course is held on two-week basis and aims at explaining the importance of the villas in the cultural life of the Renaissance period. Lessons at school will introduce the student to the historical events and to the most significant artistic works which marked the 15th and the 16th in Italy. Guided visits to the main Medici’s villas will integrate the school lectures. Every week students will attend 2 lessons (1 hour each) and take at least 3 excursions to ancient villas or historical gardens (2-3 hours each per visit). Guided visits to the main Medici’s villas will integrate the school lectures. Every week students will attend 2 lessons (1 hour each) and take at least 3 excursions to ancient villas or historical gardens (2-3 hours each per visit).

HISTORY OF ITALIAN FASHION

14-hour seminar on “History of Italian fashion” (SIM)


This course aims at illustrating and interpreting the models and styles, which have determined and outlined the costumes from the 15th century to the sixties, throughout the changes in the society as well as in the European culture.

Lessons at school will be combined with visits to the several Florentine museums displaying the development phases of this “Art”. At the Palatina Gallery students will observe clothes and accessories in the Renaissance paintings, while at the Costume Gallery and at the Stibbert Museum they will examine the original costumes of the past, and at the Textile Museum the main materials used for making clothes. Finally the course will introduce the students to the first and most significant Italian fashion designers of the last century. A visit to the Ferragamo Museum will be a relevant contribution in order to appreciate and understand the main role of Italy and of Florence in the Fashion industry from the 19th century to nowadays.

CULTURE COURSES

SA Course on "The Renaissance in Florence and in Italy" 2 weeks, 16 hours 290 Euro

SGV Course on "The Italian garden and the Tuscan villas" 2 weeks, 20 hours 390 Euro

SIM Course on "History of Italian Fashion" 14 hours 2 weeks, 14 hours 290 Euro

Enrolment fee: 41 Eur

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Courses in Art History

331 € +IVA