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Dartmouth College. Department of Art History

 

Biography

The discipline of Art History, an essential field in the Liberal Arts education, studies the visual cultures of diverse peoples, places, and times and explores both their contextual differences and certain thematic commonalities. Emphasizing critical, historical, and linguistic skills, as well as creativity and innovation, Art History offers a bridge between traditional, language-based fields in the humanities and the creative worlds of art, architecture, and performance. Typically building a historical framework for the materials they examine, individual courses in Art History teach close visual analysis as well as analytical skills that encourage a critical and inquiring approach to visual experiences. They also help students develop a language for articulating these experiences in both oral and written form.

Found in 1 Collection or Record:

Dartmouth College, Department of Art History records May Be Restricted

 Collection
Identifier: DA-674
DA-674
Date(s): 1931 to 1991
Scope and Contents

The collection contains major files including transcripts, major cards and correspondence ans well as tenure files and non-honors theses, papers and essays written for courses in the Department of Art History.

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