The program examines how aspects of the Middle Ages and Renaissance created, and persist into, the modern day. Students will learn to perform historically grounded analysis of art, music, literature, ...

Investigating European and global cultures during the Middle Ages and Renaissance (500-1675 ... learn to perform historically grounded analysis of Medieval and Renaissance culture, its arts, music, ...

How did Gothic art influence the modernists? An exhibition in Norway explores how artists like Dürer and Hans Holbein's ...

The Arts in the Middle Ages, and at the Period of the Renaissance. By Paul Lacroix, Curator of the Imperial Library of the Arsenal, Paris. (London: Chapman and Hall, 1870.) ...

In order to develop a multifaceted picture of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, all students select three courses ... selecting from designated courses in History, Literature, Music, Art and ...

Taking classes offered by the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies will introduce you to the middle ages with opportunities to learn about ... desire to work with a non-SLU entity (Saint Louis ...

New York, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Cloisters Collection ... mundi of celebration questions traditional assumptions of great divides between the Middle Ages and Early Modernity and ...

FA 30a History of Western Art I: From Antiquity to the Middle Ages [ ca ] Open to all students ... Jonathan Unglaub or Staff FA 30b History of Western Art II: From the Renaissance to the Modern Age [ ...

Herald of Ages explained why the Medieval Period is known as the Middle Ages because it sits between the Roman Empire and the ...

and music and the visual arts. Subjects that are now typically separated into different academic disciplines were rarely separated in the Middle Ages; medieval studies brings these subjects together ...

As always, we also welcome papers on any and every topic related to the Middle Ages or the Renaissance as well as papers on medievalism. We plan to hold the 45th Annual Medieval and Renaissance Forum ...

Something The Mona Lisa, David, and The School of Athens all have in common is they represent a way of thinking that was shaping and being shaped by the visual arts of that period. From the 14th ...