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Lecturer(s)
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Course content
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Topics: 1. THE MOST PRECIOUS PAINTINGS IN POLISH COLLECTIONS 2. TREASURES OF THE POLISH MIDDLE AGES 3. OLD MASTERS 4. MASTERS OF REALISTIC PAINTING 5. PERSONALITIES OF REALISM AND EARLY MODERNISM 6. BEAUTIES OF POLISH ART NOUVEAU 7. FROM PSYCHEDELIA TO DECORATIVISM 8. INTERNATIONAL AVANT-GARDE 9. THE LOST WAR GENERATION 10. STRONG WOMEN - THE BODY, EMANCIPATION, FEMINISM 11. THREE APPROACHES TO THE PICTURE.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Monologic Lecture(Interpretation, Training), Dialogic Lecture (Discussion, Dialog, Brainstorming), Analyzing and producing audiovisual content
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Learning outcomes
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The course introduces students to the most important works and artists of Polish visual culture from the Middle Ages to the present times with the focus on important personalities of the 20th and 21st centuries. Topics: 1. THE MOST PRECIOUS PAINTINGS IN POLISH COLLECTIONS 2. TREASURES OF THE POLISH MIDDLE AGES 3. OLD MASTERS 4. MASTERS OF REALISTIC PAINTING 5. PERSONALITIES OF REALISM AND EARLY MODERNISM 6. BEAUTIES OF POLISH ART NOUVEAU 7. FROM PSYCHEDELIA TO DECORATIVISM 8. INTERNATIONAL AVANT-GARDE 9. THE LOST WAR GENERATION 10. STRONG WOMEN - THE BODY, EMANCIPATION, FEMINISM 11. THREE APPROACHES TO THE PICTURE.
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Prerequisites
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Interest in Polish culture, history and visual arts. Basic knowledge of Polish language, ability to work with Polish information sources.
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Student performance, Written exam
Approximately 3 times per semester, prepare a 15-minute presentation on the selected artist or work using electronic resources (Google Arts & Culture, museum websites, videos, virtual tours, online databases and archives). Successful completion of the final knowledge quiz. A minimum of 80% participation in class.
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Recommended literature
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