FREN-334 French Art

Faculty:

Roman, Aurelia

An introduction to the art treasures of France beginning with pre-historic and Gallo-Roman art, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and concluding with consideration of nineteenth and twentieth-century works of art. The seminar features classroom discussion, audio-visual materials, and field trips to local museums. Note: This course may be taken as a School of Foreign Service sophomore faculty seminar for students possessing the necessary proficiency in French. This course fulfills the upper-division culture requirement for the French major.

Credits: 3

Prerequisites: Non-Majors: FREN-151 and 1 course between 161-251, or instructor's permission. Majors: FREN-250 and FREN-251, or instructor's permission.

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