FAH338H1: Art and Consumers in the Renaissance (1400-1700)

Hours

24L

It has long been said that the material culture of the Renaissance generated the first stir of consumerism with a variety of artifacts produced from 1400 to 1700 in Italy. This course explores the material culture of Renaissance consumerism and discusses the production and function of works in different art media.

Prerequisite

1.0 FAH credit

Recommended Preparation

FAH230H1/ FAH231H1/ FAH274H5/ FAH279H5/ VPHB64H3/ VPHB74H3

Distribution Requirements

Humanities

Breadth Requirements

Creative and Cultural Representations (1)

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FAH338H1: Art and Consumers in the Renaissance (1400-1700)