Art History Course
in English
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When we walk around the capital, we don’t think about the fact that the Italian Renaissance had a great influence on the architecture of Moscow. For example, the white-stone Assumption Cathedral, which was built in the likeness of the temples of Constantinople, was built by a talented architect from Italy, Aristotle Fioravanti. The master was ordered to simply copy the cathedral, but he did add something of his own.
Thus the Cathedral of the Assumption had patterned pilasters and an arcature belt, typical for the architecture of the Italian Renaissance. As a result, the cathedral began to have eclectic features inherent in all Moscow architecture.
A person who understands such a subject is considered in society as an erudite, developed and interesting interlocutor.
Thus the Cathedral of the Assumption had patterned pilasters and an arcature belt, typical for the architecture of the Italian Renaissance. As a result, the cathedral began to have eclectic features inherent in all Moscow architecture.
A person who understands such a subject is considered in society as an erudite, developed and interesting interlocutor.
Join into the wonderful and beautiful world of art.
And for that we offer the art history course in English
OUR BENEFITS
OUR BENEFITS
There are no equivalent courses in online marketYou will get exclusive knowledge that help you in building your career- We offer the best priceThe cost of our courses is comparable to the average price on the market, but its value is much higher due to up-to-date information
- Learn English through the sphere of your interestsYou will spend time getting new knowledge and learning interesting facts instead of scrolling social networks
- convenient learning formatThe video lesson will take you no more than 30 minutes a day, and access to the educational platform is available from any device: laptop, tablet, smartphone
Best for:
- Wants to discern and understand art
- Develop as an independent professional or run your own project
- Study art to improve your skills
- Expand your circle of people in the arts
What you get
What you get
You learn to understand art in English
You can easily understand what a tour guide in a foreign museum is saying
Increase your income
Your work will bring more opportunities because you will be able to give tours in English at home and abroad
Become a world-class expert
Start cooperating with foreign companies, communicate with foreign colleagues
You learn to understand art in English
You can easily understand what a tour guide in a foreign museum is saying
Increase your income
Your work will bring more opportunities because you will be able to give tours in English at home and abroad
Become a world-class expert
Start cooperating with foreign companies, communicate with foreign colleagues
Course Program
Course Program
Greek Art
Lesson about Greek Sculpture, Architecture, Literature and Pottery. You will learn why the Venus de Milo has such a name, who the “Seated Boxer” is and where the metopes in Parthenon are.
We will talk about harmony, balance, symmetry, architectural orders (Doric, Ionic, Corinthian), sculpture: Archaic, Classical to Hellenistic and ceramics: Geometric to black/red vase figure wares.
We will talk about harmony, balance, symmetry, architectural orders (Doric, Ionic, Corinthian), sculpture: Archaic, Classical to Hellenistic and ceramics: Geometric to black/red vase figure wares.
Roman Art
The Roman Empire fell, but left a grand mark in the history of mankind. We will discuss impressive monuments: the famous Colosseum, the ruins of the Forum, the Pantheon, triumphal arches and much more. We will talk about how art developed and changed until the Great Migration of Nations and the collapse of the Roman Empire.
We will discuss psychological penetration in sculpture, borrowings from the Greeks, interior decoration and encaustic portraits.
We will discuss psychological penetration in sculpture, borrowings from the Greeks, interior decoration and encaustic portraits.
Byzantine
Art of the Eastern Roman Empire from 4th Century CE to the Fall of the Roman Empire. We are going to talk about 17 most important pieces of architecture, painting and fine arts.
Here you will learn about Christian art form that was derived from forms of Greek and Egyptian. And we will study mosaics, icons, panel painting, and architectural terminology specific to Byzantine structures.
Here you will learn about Christian art form that was derived from forms of Greek and Egyptian. And we will study mosaics, icons, panel painting, and architectural terminology specific to Byzantine structures.
Middle Ages
We will discuss 2 main styels: Romanesque and Gothic. In Romanesque style arts flourished behind the castle walls: monks, artists and jewelers created books, paintings of an amazing beauty. Then it was replaced by Gothic Art. These are beautiful cathedrals with many magnificent sculptural decorations and stained glass windows.
Regarding the Romanesque style you will learn about muscular architecture, rounded headed arches, linear
sculpture, distorted to convey religious emotion. And we will comapre it with Gothic structures - flying buttresses, rib vaults, pointed arches, stained glass.
Regarding the Romanesque style you will learn about muscular architecture, rounded headed arches, linear
sculpture, distorted to convey religious emotion. And we will comapre it with Gothic structures - flying buttresses, rib vaults, pointed arches, stained glass.
Early and High Renaissance, Venetian and Northern Renaissance
When we think about the Renaissance era, we think about Leonardo and Michelangelo. The Renaissance is a period of great ambitious projects and rethinking of the art of Ancient Greece and Rome, a time of great discoveries, great political and economic upheavals.
We will find out how artists learned to build a picture the way the human eye sees and what was the patchwork of the Italian Renaissance - from the exquisite Botticelli to the passionate Michelangelo.
We will find out how artists learned to build a picture the way the human eye sees and what was the patchwork of the Italian Renaissance - from the exquisite Botticelli to the passionate Michelangelo.
Mannerism and Baroque Art
Art that breaks the rules. Artifice over nature. Elegant distortions and stylistic trickery for bizarre effects.
We are going to discuss art that was full of instability, tragic dissonances of being, the power of irrational forces. Mannerist works were distinguished by complexity, intensity of images, sophistication of form, sharpness of artistic solutions.
We are going to discuss art that was full of instability, tragic dissonances of being, the power of irrational forces. Mannerist works were distinguished by complexity, intensity of images, sophistication of form, sharpness of artistic solutions.
Neoclassicism and Romanticism
Art that recaptures Greco-Roman grace and grandeur. And the triumph of imagination and individuality.
Here we will touch classical revival – Palladianism in architecture and preference for the linear and symmetrical in painting. And we will discuss how romanticism liberated art from abstract classicistic dogmas and turned it towards national history and images of folklore.
Here we will touch classical revival – Palladianism in architecture and preference for the linear and symmetrical in painting. And we will discuss how romanticism liberated art from abstract classicistic dogmas and turned it towards national history and images of folklore.
Realism
Realists found inspiration in the world around them. They did not idealize it and did not fight it, but only tried to depict reality as accurately and objectively as possible.
You will learn more about Ilya Repin, Honore Daumier, Gustave Courbet, Francois Millet and social realism.
You will learn more about Ilya Repin, Honore Daumier, Gustave Courbet, Francois Millet and social realism.
Impressionism and Post-Impressionism
Realists and romantics were considered rebels. But then we had impressionists. The invention of tubes for oil paints and portable easels changed the world!
We will talk about the reasons of the popularity of impressionism, how to distinguish Monet and Manet and what new artistic impulses were laid in the impressionism.
We will talk about the reasons of the popularity of impressionism, how to distinguish Monet and Manet and what new artistic impulses were laid in the impressionism.
Art Nouveau, Fauvism, Futurism, Suprematism and Constructivism
Lesson about different syles and Pre- and Post-World War I art experiments and new forms to express modern life.
You will hear about Fauvism as loosely formed ‘group’ working in the south of France. We will also discuss learn about Art Nouveau - exaggerated asymmetrical decorative style and offshoot of Symbolism and Arts & Crafts.
You will hear about Fauvism as loosely formed ‘group’ working in the south of France. We will also discuss learn about Art Nouveau - exaggerated asymmetrical decorative style and offshoot of Symbolism and Arts & Crafts.
Modern and Contemporary Art: Cubism, Surrealism, International Modernism, Abstract Expressionism, Pop Art
New forms of art and how to understand them. Art responds to and absorbs consumerism. Experiments with form.
Tou will find out answers to the question: What did Andy Warhol mean by depicting countless cans of tomato soup? And you will begin to navigate in the modern art space and figure out where the urinal is and where the masterpiece is.
Tou will find out answers to the question: What did Andy Warhol mean by depicting countless cans of tomato soup? And you will begin to navigate in the modern art space and figure out where the urinal is and where the masterpiece is.
Postmodernism and Deconstructivism
Art that challenges conventional categories reworking and mixing past styles. Free, often ironic, appropriation of past styles. New materials, new audiences and new sites for display.
We will discuss deconstructivism is a strange but very creative style of 20th century architecture and postmodernism as a clear manifestation of past modernity, deviating from present modernism which suggests a mixture of past styles and current styles.
We will discuss deconstructivism is a strange but very creative style of 20th century architecture and postmodernism as a clear manifestation of past modernity, deviating from present modernism which suggests a mixture of past styles and current styles.
Bonus: Public Art, Functional Art, Art in the city
Bonus module about architecture and pieces of art in urban areas
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How's the studying going?
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You watch lessons at a convenient time on the Getcourse platform and complete tasks
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If you have chosen a feedback plan, the teacher will check your work and give his comments and recommendations
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In addition, you study with an English teacher in a mini-group and have access to a chat of like-minded people
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9990 RUB
What's available:
12 video lessons
12 homework assignments with check-ups
+
Dictionary of Terms
Useful Resources List
12 video lessons
12 homework assignments with check-ups
+
Dictionary of Terms
Useful Resources List
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15990 RUB
What's available:
12 video tutorials with review and feedback
Feedback on homework assignments
6 lessons with a language teacher in a mini-group
Bonus Public Art lesson
Access to chat of like-minded people
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Dictionary of Terms
Useful Resources List
12 video tutorials with review and feedback
Feedback on homework assignments
6 lessons with a language teacher in a mini-group
Bonus Public Art lesson
Access to chat of like-minded people
+
Dictionary of Terms
Useful Resources List
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29990 RUB
What's available:
12 video lessons with review and feedback
Feedback on homework assignments
13 lessons with a language coach
Bonus Public Art lesson
Access to chat of like-minded people
+
Dictionary of Terms
Useful Resources List
12 video lessons with review and feedback
Feedback on homework assignments
13 lessons with a language coach
Bonus Public Art lesson
Access to chat of like-minded people
+
Dictionary of Terms
Useful Resources List
Buy →
John-Henry Till
Lecturer on the History of Art course
"Hello everyone!
My name is John-Henry Till, and I have been teaching English as a foreign language for 11 years.
I did my initial teacher training in Italy. I then received my post-graduate teaching certificate and diploma in International Education from the University of Nottingham, England. At the same time, I continued to gain experience in teaching in international schools and in teaching associations abroad.
I taught in Italy for 3 years, in Spain for 1 year, and in Russia for 7 years, as well as teaching in summer schools in Austria, Bulgaria, and the USA. I have a wealth of experience teaching both children and adults. I get great pleasure from helping others to learn and develop!
Currently, in addition to teaching, I am involved in theater group and local choir, where I manage to train my voice to make it even clearer and easier to hear.
I hope you enjoy discovering new things in an English language art history course with me! Take care and all the best."
My name is John-Henry Till, and I have been teaching English as a foreign language for 11 years.
I did my initial teacher training in Italy. I then received my post-graduate teaching certificate and diploma in International Education from the University of Nottingham, England. At the same time, I continued to gain experience in teaching in international schools and in teaching associations abroad.
I taught in Italy for 3 years, in Spain for 1 year, and in Russia for 7 years, as well as teaching in summer schools in Austria, Bulgaria, and the USA. I have a wealth of experience teaching both children and adults. I get great pleasure from helping others to learn and develop!
Currently, in addition to teaching, I am involved in theater group and local choir, where I manage to train my voice to make it even clearer and easier to hear.
I hope you enjoy discovering new things in an English language art history course with me! Take care and all the best."
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Develop and expand your abilities together with the project ADVERSUM SCHOOL and you will understand the language of art better, expand your opportunities, and become an interesting and educated person.
Let yourself fulfill your talents and discover a new and interesting world in English.
Click the button and immerse yourself in the world of art right now
Let yourself fulfill your talents and discover a new and interesting world in English.
Click the button and immerse yourself in the world of art right now
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