Tutorials in the History of Art
OXFORD IS A VIBRANT CENTRE for the study of the history of art. The collection in the Ashmolean is particularly rich, ranging across many centuries and many cultures. There are in addition important collections at the Christ Church picture Gallery and the Bodleian and other libraries. The architecture of the city is also rich and membership of Wycliffe Hall allows SSO students to see inside many distinguishing buildings not normally open to the public. Access to London galleries is easy, and field trips show students other cities of architectural note.
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SSO history of art tutorial descriptions.
Tutorial list
Anglo-Saxon Archaeology of the Early Christian Period, 600–c.750
Approaches to the History of Art
Art in China since 1911
Art under the Roman Empire
Byzantine Art: the Transition from Antiquity to the Middle Ages, 500–1100
Court Culture and Art, 1580–1700
Culture and Society in Early Renaissance Italy, 1290–1348
Egyptian Art and Architecture
European Cinema
Flanders and Italy in the Quattrocento, 1420–80
German Expressionism in Literature and the Visual Arts
Gothic Art through Medieval Eyes
Greek Art and Archaeology, c.500–300 BC
Intellect and Culture in Victorian Britain
Literature and the Visual Arts in France
Material Culture Studies
Modernism and After (20th-Century Art in Europe and North America)
Northern European Portraiture, 1400–1800
The Carolingian Renaissance
The Experience of Modernity: Visual Culture, 1880–1925
The formation of the Islamic world, 550–900
