ART 1505 Drawing Rome
Course description
This course is only offered in the Summer Session.
The course introduces students to methods of representing space and form through a study and application of perspective and the effects of light and shade. Uses of line, tone, and color will be investigated. The subject is the city of Rome: its public spaces, churches, museums, archaeological zones, and the residents and visitors who occupy it. A variety of materials are used including pencil, ink, charcoal, pastel and collage. With the exception of one or two in-studio sessions, all work will be done onsite in Rome. Course meets four weeks, five times per week.
Counts as in/out-of-college elective for B.F.A. students. Offered in Rome.
Classes
ART 1505 501-STU: Imagining Rome: Art Studio and Creative Writing Workshops in Italy
| Number: | 1395 |
| Class dates: | May 26-June 22, 2019 |
| Exam dates: | Will be provided by instructor (see Final exams) |
| Days/times: | M-F 9 AM - 1 PM Other, Off-Campus |
| Credit: | 3 |
| Grade: | Graded |
| Instructor: | Taft, W. (wst4) |
| Max. enroll: | 12 |
| Notes: | Counts as in/out-of-college elective for BFA students. |
| To enroll: | See Imagining Rome: Art Studio and Creative Writing Workshops in Italy for enrollment information. |
Related websites
- College website: College of Architecture, Art, and Planning
- Department website: Art