FAH433H1: Leonardo and His Legacy in Renaissance Italy

Hours

24S

This seminar examines major critical developments in the interpretation of High Renaissance art in Italy by looking at key works produced by Leonardo, his contemporaries, and followers (1470-1530).

Prerequisite

FAH230H1/ FAH274H5, and 1.0 FAH credit at the 300 level

Breadth Requirements

Creative and Cultural Representations (1)

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