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Fine Arts
The Fine Arts curriculum is designed to complement any liberal-arts major and to provide superb depth for majors in art history. It has three components:- Introductory courses in art history.
- Advanced courses in art history.
- A course in Art Conservation and a course in Studio Arts.
Art History
We follow the course number philosophy of the Fine Arts Department at Trinity:- 100-level courses are general surveys. (Reserved for students new to art history.)
- 200-level courses are period or theme surveys. (Open to all students.)
- 300-level courses are seminars. (Prior coursework in art history is required.)
- Introduction to the Art of Rome (ROME 181) (Fall and Spring)
- Renaissance Art (ROME 210) (semester TBA)
- Baroque Art of Rome (ROME 211) (semester TBA)
- Ancient Art of Rome (ROME 230) (Fall and Spring)
- Splendors of Early Christian and Medieval Art (ROME 238/338) (Fall and Spring)
- Michelangelo and His World (ROME 340) - Seminar (Fall 2008)
- Caravaggio (ROME 341) - Seminar (semester TBA)
- Bernini and His World (ROME 342) - Seminar (Spring 2008)
Art Conservation
- Art Conservation (ROME 224) (Fall and Spring)
Studio Arts
Merit Scholar Tara Nadeau
Recipient of the inaugural Camiz Field Research Seminar Prize
