ART100 :

Department

Academic Program

Type

Compulsory

Credits

Prerequisite

Overview

The description of the course of the history of ancient art deals with a thorough study of the course, which is represented in the process of realizing the historical and civilizational sequence of ancient nations, and this helps to see the historical and civilizational monuments and evidence of that era of time, and to know the philosophical aspects and motives behind each historical era, and thus the student realizes the concepts and philosophy of each time era with all its technical, aesthetic, historical and civilizational features and characteristics in a general framework from ancient primitive art to the art of the stone ages (Paleoletic), (Neolithic) and (Kalkuletti), in addition to art Ancient Egyptian and Mesopotamian art _also_ Roman art, Byzantine art and Gothic art, and the characteristics, features and factors affecting ancient arts are addressed.

Description of the practical part (Laboratory projects): The course does not contain an applied aspect (the practical part), but it is possible to review models from those time periods for each stage using technological techniques such as the technique of the program (Photoshop - PowerPoint) to display some works, sculptures and artistic effects of those time periods .

Intended learning outcomes

1 The student should be introduced to art in the stone ages

2 The student should explain the primitive art based on rock painting

3 The student should distinguish the features and characteristics of ancient art in the era of civilizations

4 The student should compare the arts of Mesopotamian civilization and Greek civilization

5 The student should explain the beauty in the art pieces of the Roman civilization and the Phoenician civilization

Teaching and learning methods

1. Lectures

2. Discussion and dialogue

Methods of assessments

Evaluation Methods Evaluation Date Evaluation Duration Evaluation Weight Percentage1 First written test Fifth week 2 hours 20 20%2 Second written test Fifth week 2 hours 20 20%3 Final written test Week 15 2 hours 60 60% Total 100 100%

	Scientific topic	Number of Hours	Lecture	Exercises	discussion
1	Art in the Stone Ages	4	3	-	1
2	Primitive art _ rock painting	4	3	-	1
3	Midterm exam first two hours fifth week
4	Ancient art in the age of civilizations	4	3	-	1
5	Mesopotamian civilization	4	3	-	1
6	Second midterm exam tenth week two hours
7	Greek civilization	4	3	-	1
8	Roman civilization - Phoenician civilization	4	3	-	1
9	Final exam two hours week fifteenth

Bibliography

Publisher

Version

Author

Where it is located

The Brief History of Art

Dar Al Maaref

Abu Saleh Alalfi

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