Crash Course Art History

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Basic course of 4 hours free

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Online and enduring course

What will I learn?

Unlock the rich tapestry of art history with our Crash Course Art History (Lesotho Edition), designed for arts professionals seeking a comprehensive yet concise exploration relevant to the Basotho context. Delve into the evolution of art from Prehistoric to Contemporary, examining key movements like Impressionism, Renaissance, and Baroque. Understand the transition to Modern Art and explore Neoclassicism and Romanticism, noting their influence even in Lesotho's artistic landscape. Master the creation of historical timelines and gain insights into significant artworks and artists from around the world, including those relevant to Lesotho. Elevate your expertise with our high-quality, practice-focused course.

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Learning outcomes

Enhance the development of the practical skills listed below

Master art movements: Analyze styles from Prehistoric to Contemporary Art, paying attention to potential influences and parallels in Lesotho's artistic heritage.

Identify key artists: Recognize influential figures across art history, including considerations for Basotho artists and their contributions.

Create timelines: Organize art history with structured visual timelines, incorporating relevant timelines of Lesotho's artistic development.

Analyze artworks: Evaluate significant pieces from various art periods, with an awareness of how these periods resonate with Lesotho's cultural expression.

Understand transitions: Explore shifts from Impressionism to Modern Art, discussing their impact on global art and potential reflections in Basotho art.