Course ID: | ARID 3210. 3 hours. |
Course Title: | Design History I |
Course Description: | An historical survey of architecture, interior design, furniture,
and allied crafts from antiquity to the Industrial Revolution. |
Oasis Title: | Design History I |
Semester Course Offered: | Offered fall semester every odd-numbered year. |
Grading System: | A-F (Traditional) |
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Course Objectives: | To analyze the decorative arts of the historical periods in Europe
and America.
To recognize the historic styles of architecture, interiors, and
furnishings that are recognized by scholars as architecture and the
decorative arts as made and defined by various artists, architects,
artisans, and others during the historic periods in Europe and America.
To understand the design options for contemporary use that were made
available through the historic progression of architecture and the
decorative arts in western civilization.
To demonstrate an understanding of the styles of the historic decorative
arts of Europe and America by scoring a passing grade on examinations
and the successful completion of a research project. |
Topical Outline: | I. The Ancient Periods
a. Egypt
b. Greco-Roman
c. Byzantine
d. Early Christian
e. Romanesque
f. Gothic
II. The Italian Periods
a. Early Renaissance
b. High/Middle/Late Renaissance
c. Baroque
d. Rococo
III. The French Periods
a. Renaissance
b. Baroque
c. Regency
d. Rococo
e. Neoclassic
f. Directoire
g. Empire
h. Restoration
IV. The English Periods
a. Tudor
b. Elizabethan
c. Jacobean
d. Restoration
e. William and Mary
f. Queen Anne
g. Early Georgian
h. Middle Georgian
i. Late Georgian
j. Regency
k. Victorian
V. The American Periods
a. Early American
b. Georgian
c. Federal
d. Greek Revival
e. Victorian |