A r t  A p p r e c i a t i o n

Arts 1301 is a lecture course which explores the nature of  visual perception in relationship to painting, sculpture, architecture as well as a broad range of aesthetic objects and images created in diverse cultures and through time. A special focus is placed  on  the development and application of both critical analysis and conceptual thinking skills. Emphasis is given to social, cultural and historical factors that underlay style, technique, creative process and social response to aesthetic works. 
 

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M. Greco and San Antonio College Visual Arts and Technology Department, 2001. 
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