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|name=Figures in Art | |||
description | |description=From the Renaissance to Modern Art, the human figure has long been a source of inspiration to artists. In this class we will explore how artists have approached their depictions of the human body. Using that inspiration, we will create 3-dimensional and 2-dimensional works that all depict some aspect of the figure. | ||
department | |department=Fine and Performing Arts | ||
teacher | |teacher=Aubree Karner | ||
sessions | |sessions=1 | ||
prerequisites | |prerequisites=Art Foundations | ||
|grcode=FA | |||
grcode | |offered=Previously | ||
offered | |opento=Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors | ||
opento | }} | ||
Latest revision as of 16:16, 5 February 2025
| Department | Fine and Performing Arts |
|---|---|
| Teacher | Aubree Karner |
| Sessions | 1 |
| Prerequisites | Art Foundations |
| GR Code | FA |
| Offered | Previously |
| Open to |
Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors |
From the Renaissance to Modern Art, the human figure has long been a source of inspiration to artists. In this class we will explore how artists have approached their depictions of the human body. Using that inspiration, we will create 3-dimensional and 2-dimensional works that all depict some aspect of the figure.