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From Caves To Cities Prehistoric Art History

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Last updated 4/2018
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 957.78 MB | Duration: 0h 43m
A Survey of Paleolithic and Neolithic Art and Architecture​

What you'll learn
Recognize major prehistoric artworks and understand their historical significance.
Requirements
An open mind! Anyone can learn about the beginning of art and the works made by our distant ancestors around the world.
Description
Out of Africa and through Arabia to Europe is the trajectory which this course follows in its survey of Prehistoric artwork. We will integrate very recent discoveries into a broad discussion of the development of images and, indeed, the earliest examples of what we label "art." We'll be looking at iconic artworks like the Venus of Willdendorf as well as delving into less-explored corners of Art History and even Magical Philosophy in this original lecture.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 The Oldest Artwork in the World
Section 2: The First Sculptures and Paintings
Lecture 2 Paleolithic Sculpture
Lecture 3 Paleolithic Painting
Section 3: A New Stone Age and the First Cities
Lecture 4 The Neolithic Agricultural Revolution and Its Appearance in Art
Lecture 5 Neolithic Sculpture and Funerary Practices
Lecture 6 Neolithic Architecture with Course Vocabulary Summary
Art History students who want to review core material or anyone with an interest in ancient art!


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