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HISTORY OF ART & ITALIAN HISTORY |
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1) ROME FROM EMPIRE TO PAPACY.
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Class hours: |
from 09 a.m. to 11 a.m. (20 hours for 1 month) |
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- September: "Places of art, places of history".
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2) FROM GIOTTO TO THE YOUNG MICHELANGELO / FROM THE AGE OF
DANTE TO THE AGE OF LORENZO THE MAGNIFICENT
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Class hours: |
from 09 a.m. to 11 a.m. (20 hours for 1 month) |
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- October: "Giotto and painting in Florence" / "Italy, Tuscany, Florence in the second half of the XIII Century".
- November: "Painting in Siena" / "From the Communes to the Seigniories".
- December: "Gothic sculpture" / "Crisis of the Empire".
- January: "Architecture between Romanesque and Gothic" / "From Boniface VIII to the Popes of Avignon".
- February: "From late Gothic to Renaissance" / "Florence before and after the plague of 1348".
- March: "Early Renaissance: architecture; sculpture" / "Italian States in the second half of the XIV Century".
- April: "Early Renaissance: painting" / "The Republic of Venice and the conquest of the dry land".
- May: "Developments of Renaissance" / "Cosimo the Elder between Banco and Palazzo".
- June: "Renaissance in the second half of the XV Century" / "Florence during the age of Lorenzo the Magnificent".
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LITERATURE |
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FROM THE ORIGINS TO THE CONTEMPORARY AGE.
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Class hours: |
from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. (16 hours for 2 months) |
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- October - November: "Middle Ages” – “Lectura Dantis (Hell)".
- December - January: "Humanism and Renaissance” – “Lectura Dantis (Purgatory)".
- February - March: "Baroque and Illuminism” – “Lectura Dantis (Paradise)".
- April - May: "Romanticism and Contemporary Age".
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HISTORY OF ART |
During the lessons some films will be shown together with visits to museums, galleries and monuments.
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1) GREAT PROTAGONISTS OF ITALIAN ART
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Class hours: |
from 9.30 to 11 a.m. (16 hours for 2 months) |
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- October - November: "Cimabue, Duccio, Pietro Cavallini and the Roman school, Arnolfo di Cambio".
- December - January: "Giotto, Simone Martini, Pietro and Ambrogio Lorenzetti".
- February - March: "Piero della Francesca, Perugino, Mantegna, Antonello da Messina".
- April - May: "Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raffaello".
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2) GREAT CENTERS OF ART IN ITALY.
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Class hours: |
from 9.00 to 11.00 a.m. (16 hours for 1 month) |
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3) WOMEN AND ARTISTS IN ITALIAN SOCIETY BETWEEN MIDDLE AGES AND
BAROQUE.
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Class hours: |
from 9.30 a.m. to 11 a.m. (16 hours for 2 months) |
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- October - November: "The role of woman and artist during Middle Ages".
- December - January: "Artist women in Italy during Renaissance".
- February - March: "Artist women between Renaissance and Baroque".
- April - May: "Great women painters in the XVII Century".
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4) RENAISSANCE BETWEEN XV AND XVI CENTURY.
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Class hours: |
from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. (16 hours for 2 months) |
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- October - November: "Renaissance in Central Italy".
- December - January: "Renaissance in Southern Italy".
- February - March: "Renaissance in Northern Italy".
- April - May: "Developments of Renaissance between Florence and Rome".
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ITALIAN HISTORY |
During the lessons some films will be shown together with visits to museums, galleries and monuments.
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1) THE RISORGIMENTO AND THE UNITY OF ITALY.
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Class hours: |
from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. (16 hours for 2 months) |
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- October: "Italy and Europe at the end of the 2 years period 1848-1849".
- November: "Cavour and Piedmontese politics during the ‘preparation 10 years period (1849-1859)".
- December: "The second war of independence (1859); the enterprise of the Thousand (1860): Garibaldi and his myth".
- January: "How they arrived at the proclamation of the Kingdom of Italy: the winners and the vanquished".
- February: "The organization of the Unitarian State, society and culture. The ‘Historical Right’ at the government".
- March: "The third war of independence: between the political achievement of the Venetian liberation and the sorrow of the military defeats".
- April: "The Kingdom of Italy and the Second Empire. The Franco Prussian war".
- May: "20 September 1870: Rome is Italian. The end of temporal power and ‘the Roman question".
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2) ANCIENT ROME: CRISIS OF THE REPUBLIC, PRINCEDOM OF AUGUSTUS,
EMPIRE.
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Class hours: |
from 4.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. (16 hours for 2 months) |
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- October: "Crisis of the Republic".
- November: "The age of Caesar".
- December: "The Princedom of Augustus and the Julio Claudian Dynasty".
- January: "The crisis in 68 and the Flavian Dynasty".
- February: "The II Century, the golden age of the Empire: lights and shades".
- March: "The dynasty of the Severi (193-235): the beginning of the end".
- April: "The Barbarians and the borders of the Empire".
- May: "Diocletian (284-305), the restorer".
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