I. Introductory Surveys (8 credits)

• ARTH 101 - Western Art I: Ancient and Medieval
• ARTH 102 - Western Art II: Pre-Modern and Modern

II. Early Period (4 credits)

• ARTH 301 - Greek and Roman Art
• ARTH 302 - Medieval Art

III. Renaissance or Baroque (4 credits)

• ARTH 303 - Italian Renaissance Art
• ARTH 304 - Baroque and Rococo Art

IV. Modern Period (4 credits)

• ARTH 305 - 19th-Century European Art
• ARTH 306 - Early 20th-Century Art
• ARTH 307 - American Art

V. Non-Euro-American (4 credits)

Students may petition to substitute a Comparative Humanities course for this requirement when that course is at least half art history in content.

• ARTH 208 - Islamic Art
• ARTH 231 - Native Arts and Archaeology of Latin America
• ARTH 251 - Arts of Africa and The Diaspora
• ARTH 256 - The Art of Ancient Egypt: History and Modern Myth
• ARTH 312 - Arts of Asia

VI. Additional (12-16 credits)

• ARTH 310 - Colloquium in Art History
• ARTH 385 - New York Semester on Contemporary Art (may be taken for 4 or 8 credits)
• ARTH 400 - Research Seminar Capstone

VII. Studio courses (8 credits)

 8 credits of studio courses offered by the Art Department.

Notes

Special Topics: Each year additional courses will be offered on more specific topics, such as Medieval Manuscripts. These will be offered under ARTH 319 - Special Topics in Art History  and ARTH 310 - Colloquium in Art History . We urge students to take a variety of additional courses beyond the basic requirements.

Languages: Proficiency in French or German is recommended if students anticipate pursuing a graduate degree in Art History.

Regular use of New York and area museums and galleries is considered part of all course work.