This
is the artistic production that took place from 622 until the 19th century in
the regions that extend from Spain to India inhabited by categories of Islamic
cultures,heuce the student should study in this course:
First
of all, Islamic arts:
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Studying Arab-Islamic art and learning about Islamic civilizations and their
artistic philosophy throughout the ages
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Studying Arab-Islamic art schools across different civilizations and studying
their fields and types.
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Study of Arab-Islamic architecture through different eras in terms of design
construction, form and system of construction in Islamic artistic
civilizations.
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Studying the decorative units used in Islamic architecture and identifying the
sources from which Islamic art derived its elements.
- Study of decorative arts, Islamic ceramics,
mosaic art, Arabic calligraphy, textile art, Islamic carpets and metal works
across different civilizations.
Second,
medieval art:
Study
of early and late medieval arts.
- Study of medieval architecture, sculpture,
painting, painting and decoration, and engraving on various materials.
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Study of Byzantine art, Gothic art, pre-Romanticism, Romanesque art, classical
art.
Description
of the practical part (laboratory
projects): The material is a pure theoretical material, but it is possible to
conduct some research papers for some topics related to the lesson and is
delivered through the lecture and open the door for discussion to contribute to
the stabilization of information and urge the student to the process of
research and investigation to push it to self-reliance and build practical
personality.
1 The student should learn about the
history of Islamic and intermediate art.
2 The student should distinguish the
fields and elements of Islamic art.
3 The student should explains art in the early
Middle Ages
4 Students should compare Islamic art
schools
5 The student should distinguish the
civilizations of intermediate and Islamic art.
Assessment methods History of
Evaluation
Week
of evaluation weight percentage assessment
1
first written test 5th 2 hours 20 20%
2
Second Editorial Test 20 20 hours 2%
3
15-hour final written test 60 60%
Total
100 marks 100%
