ARTHIST courses
247 courses · Duke University · Fall 2026
- ARTHIST 20 — Basic Art History1 section
- ARTHIST 89S — First-Year Seminar1 section
- ARTHIST 100 — Art History Lower Level Elective1 section
- ARTHIST 100S — Art History Lower Level Elective Seminar1 section
- ARTHIST 101D — Introduction to the History of Art1 section
- ARTHIST 102D — Introduction to World Art History from 1200 to the Present1 section
- ARTHIST 103D — Introduction to the History of Architecture1 section
- ARTHIST 105CNS — Mapping the Cosmos from the Neolithic to Now1 section
- ARTHIST 106CNS — Conquering the Cosmos: The Art and Visual Culture of the Space Race1 section
- ARTHIST 143CNS — The Archaeology of Death: Ritual and Social Structure in the Ancient World1 section
- ARTHIST 169 — Documentary Photography and Film of the Nuclear Age1 section
- ARTHIST 175S — An Archaeology of Inequality: Ancient Rome in Ten Objects1 section
- ARTHIST 178CNS — Museums and Coloniality in a Global Context1 section
- ARTHIST 190A — Duke-Administered Study Abroad: Special Topics in Art History1 section
- ARTHIST 190FS — Topics in Art History1 section
- ARTHIST 190S — Special Topics in Art History1 section
- ARTHIST 196 — Etruscans: Myth, Archaeology and Civilization1 section
- ARTHIST 200 — Art History Upper Level Elective1 section
- ARTHIST 200S — Art History Upper Level Elective Seminar1 section
- ARTHIST 202 — Imagining Europe: Arts, Culture, Politics1 section
- ARTHIST 203A — The Arts, Culture, and Performance of New York1 section
- ARTHIST 204A — Internship in New York1 section
- ARTHIST 205 — The Aegean Bronze Age1 section
- ARTHIST 206 — Early Greek Archaeology: From the Fall of Mycenae to the Persian Wars1 section
- ARTHIST 207 — Classical Greek Archaeology, Archaic to Classical1 section
- ARTHIST 208 — Art and Archaeology of Ancient Athens1 section
- ARTHIST 209A — Rome: History of the City1 section
- ARTHIST 210 — The Art of Greece and Rome1 section
- ARTHIST 212SA — Contemporary Art in Berlin1 section
- ARTHIST 215S — Representations of Women in the Classical World1 section
- ARTHIST 216S — Art of the Ancient Americas1 section
- ARTHIST 217 — Loot: Who owns the past?1 section
- ARTHIST 218 — Modern & Global India1 section
- ARTHIST 219S — The Tokyo Idea: Visualizing a Global City1 section
- ARTHIST 220 — Museum Theory and Practice1 section
- ARTHIST 221S — The Museum Object: Art and Artifact on Display1 section
- ARTHIST 222S — History and Theory of Curatorial Practice1 section
- ARTHIST 223D — From Agra to Istanbul: Islamic Art and Architecture in the Early Modern Era1 section
- ARTHIST 224S — Islam, Art, and Society1 section
- ARTHIST 225 — Gothic Cathedrals1 section
- ARTHIST 227 — Medieval Castles of Europe1 section
- ARTHIST 228 — Arts Policy, Leadership, and Engagement1 section
- ARTHIST 229 — Art & Architectural History of the Islamic World, 6th-13th c. CE1 section
- ARTHIST 230S — Jerusalem1 section
- ARTHIST 232 — Japanese Art, 1600 to the Present1 section
- ARTHIST 234 — Japanese Architecture1 section
- ARTHIST 235 — Introduction to Modern Realism1 section
- ARTHIST 236 — Visual Culture in Late Antiquity1 section
- ARTHIST 238 — Science Fiction Film1 section
- ARTHIST 238S — Science Fiction Film1 section
- ARTHIST 244D — From Caricature to Comic Strip1 section
- ARTHIST 245S — Women in Visual Arts, 1400-1800: Theory and History1 section
- ARTHIST 246 — Roman Archaeology: Origins to Empire1 section
- ARTHIST 251 — Art and Christianity: A History of Christian Visual Culture1 section
- ARTHIST 255 — Art in Renaissance Italy1 section
- ARTHIST 255A — Renaissance and Baroque Art History1 section
- ARTHIST 255FS — Art in Renaissance Italy1 section
- ARTHIST 256 — Italian Baroque Art1 section
- ARTHIST 257 — Seven Wonders: Monuments and Cultures of the Ancient Mediterranean1 section
- ARTHIST 259 — Michelangelo1 section
- ARTHIST 265 — Drawing Foundations in Early Modern Europe1 section
- ARTHIST 280 — Avant-Garde Art 1900-19451 section
- ARTHIST 281S — Modernism and the Arts1 section
- ARTHIST 282S — African Americans & Photography1 section
- ARTHIST 283 — African American Art1 section
- ARTHIST 284 — The Political History of Modern Architecture: From Revolution through Neoliberalism1 section
- ARTHIST 285D — Modern Architecture1 section
- ARTHIST 286 — Contemporary Architecture1 section
- ARTHIST 286D — Contemporary Architecture1 section
- ARTHIST 287 — Early Modern Architecture: Europe and the United States, 1400-18001 section
- ARTHIST 288 — Dada and Surrealism1 section
- ARTHIST 290 — Special Topics in Art History1 section
- ARTHIST 290-1 — Topics in Medieval Art and Architecture1 section
- ARTHIST 290A-1 — Topics in Italian Art and Architecture1 section
- ARTHIST 290S — Special Topics in Art History1 section
- ARTHIST 291 — Independent Study1 section
- ARTHIST 292 — Independent Study1 section
- ARTHIST 293 — Research Independent Study1 section
- ARTHIST 294 — Research Independent Study1 section
- ARTHIST 295 — Chinese Art 1900 to Present1 section
- ARTHIST 296SA — Berlin: Architecture, Art and the City, 1871-Present1 section
- ARTHIST 297SA — Art and Architecture of Berlin, Fifteenth to the Twentieth Century1 section
- ARTHIST 298 — History of Impressionism1 section
- ARTHIST 300 — Art History Upper Level Elective1 section
- ARTHIST 300S — Art History Lower Level Elective Seminar1 section
- ARTHIST 303 — History of Photography, 1839 to the Present1 section
- ARTHIST 305L — Virtual Museums: Theories and Methods of Twenty-First-Century Museums1 section
- ARTHIST 306S — Creative Cartography: Art and Science, Culture and Nature1 section
- ARTHIST 310 — Museum Practicum I1 section
- ARTHIST 311 — Museum Practicum II1 section
- ARTHIST 312 — Internship in New York1 section
- ARTHIST 312A-1 — Internship in New York1 section
- ARTHIST 315 — Mapping History with Geographic Information Systems1 section
- ARTHIST 317 — The Body in Art in Early Modern Europe: Power and Limits of Corporeal Representations1 section
- ARTHIST 319 — Introduction to Russian Culture through Art1 section
- ARTHIST 334 — Roman Spectacle1 section
- ARTHIST 335S — Photo Fever: Curating Photo Exhibitions1 section
- ARTHIST 336 — Pilgrimage and Tourism1 section
- ARTHIST 337 — The Art of Gardens: Hanging Gardens of Babylon to Duke Gardens1 section
- ARTHIST 339 — Chicago: Architecture, Urbanism, Politics1 section
- ARTHIST 342A — Dante and the Art of Hell1 section
- ARTHIST 343SA — Conservation and Management of the Material Heritage1 section
- ARTHIST 344 — Performance Art History and Theory1 section
- ARTHIST 345 — African Art: From Royal Court to Contemporary Marketplace1 section
- ARTHIST 347 — Roman Coinage: The Materiality of an Ancient Economy1 section
- ARTHIST 349S — Renaissance Architecture in Italy: Brunelleschi to Michelangelo1 section
- ARTHIST 351 — Art of the Meal: Alcohol and Feasting in the Ancient World1 section
- ARTHIST 354SL — Digital Art History I: New Representational Technologies1 section
- ARTHIST 360 — What Is Beauty?1 section
- ARTHIST 378 — Chinese Buddhist Art1 section
- ARTHIST 381D — Global Art Since 19451 section
- ARTHIST 381S — Global Art Since 19451 section
- ARTHIST 382 — Visualizing Cities: Representing Urban Landscapes, Cultures, and Environments1 section
- ARTHIST 383 — The Black Atlantic1 section
- ARTHIST 384 — Art of the United States1 section
- ARTHIST 390 — Special Topics in Art History1 section
- ARTHIST 390-1 — Topics in Renaissance Art1 section
- ARTHIST 390A — Duke-Administered Study Abroad: Advanced Special Topics in Art History1 section
- ARTHIST 390S — Special Topics in Art History1 section
- ARTHIST 390SL — Special Topics in Art History and Digital Visualization1 section
- ARTHIST 391 — Independent Study1 section
- ARTHIST 392 — Independent Study1 section
- ARTHIST 393 — Research Independent Study1 section
- ARTHIST 394 — Research Independent Study1 section
- ARTHIST 395S — Art History Methodology and Theory1 section
- ARTHIST 400S — Art History Upper Level Elective Seminar1 section
- ARTHIST 417S — Art & Democracy: Madrid/Barcelona/Valencia/Bilbao1 section
- ARTHIST 426S — France-Asia: Cultural Transfers and Translations in a Globalized Context1 section
- ARTHIST 432S — From the Art of the Pleasure Quarters to Tokyo Pop1 section
- ARTHIST 433S — Photography in the Americas: War, Tourism, Art, and Protest1 section
- ARTHIST 437S — Art and History of Botany1 section
- ARTHIST 438S — Avant Garde Artistic Networks in and around the USSR1 section
- ARTHIST 442S — The City Imagined: Architecture, Memory, and Utopia1 section
- ARTHIST 444S — Revolutionary Photographies: Context(s), Iconography, Curation1 section
- ARTHIST 454SL — Digital Art History II: New Representational Technologies Advanced1 section
- ARTHIST 455S — Curatorial Practicum: Exhibition Development and Design1 section
- ARTHIST 460S — World War I and the History of Art & Architecture: Germany and Beyond1 section
- ARTHIST 461S — Art & Environment in the Islamic World1 section
- ARTHIST 475S — Queer Theories of Experience & Art1 section
- ARTHIST 476S — Modern Spectacles 1790 - Present1 section
- ARTHIST 484S — Prison Architectures and Disciplinary Space1 section
- ARTHIST 487S — Gentrification and the Urban Landscape1 section
- ARTHIST 488S — How to do Research Like an Artist: Contemporary Methods, Theories, and Practice1 section
- ARTHIST 490-2 — Topics in Twentieth-Century Art (TOP)1 section
- ARTHIST 490-3 — Topics in Contemporary Art1 section
- ARTHIST 490S — Special Topics1 section
- ARTHIST 491 — Independent Study1 section
- ARTHIST 492 — Independent Study1 section
- ARTHIST 493 — Research Independent Study1 section
- ARTHIST 494 — Research Independent Study1 section
- ARTHIST 495S — Honors Thesis Workshop1 section
- ARTHIST 502S — Greek Art: Hellenistic to Roman1 section
- ARTHIST 503S — Ancient Spain and Portugal: The Roman Provinces of the Iberian Peninsula1 section
- ARTHIST 504SL — Building Duke: An Architectural History of Duke Campus from 1924 to Today1 section
- ARTHIST 505S — Visual Studies from the Global South1 section
- ARTHIST 506S — Renaissance Art: A Critical Assessment1 section
- ARTHIST 508S — Art and Markets1 section
- ARTHIST 509S — Mimesis in Theory, Embodied Practice, and Literary Arts1 section
- ARTHIST 512S — Travel Japan1 section
- ARTHIST 516S — Fascism East and West: The Visual Culture of Japan, Germany, and Italy1 section
- ARTHIST 520S — Roman Provincial Archaeology: The West1 section
- ARTHIST 532S — Premodern Times: A User's Manual1 section
- ARTHIST 535S — Camera Asia1 section
- ARTHIST 539 — Black Camera: Still and Moving Images1 section
- ARTHIST 543S — Methodology of Art History1 section
- ARTHIST 545S — The Archaeology of Death: Ritual and Social Structure in the Ancient World1 section
- ARTHIST 546S — The American Artist1 section
- ARTHIST 547L — Introduction to Digital Archaeology1 section
- ARTHIST 549S — Roman Coinage: The Materiality of the Roman Economy1 section
- ARTHIST 551SL — Advanced Digital Art History: New Representational Technologies1 section
- ARTHIST 553S — Principles of Roman Archaeology1 section
- ARTHIST 554S — Harlem Renaissance1 section
- ARTHIST 555S — Art and the Holocaust: Architecture, Art, and Cultural Politics during the Nazi Period1 section
- ARTHIST 556 — Greek Archaeology Survey, Part 11 section
- ARTHIST 557S — Trauma in Art, Literature, Film, and Visual Culture1 section
- ARTHIST 558S — Spatial Practices1 section
- ARTHIST 561 — Etruscan Cities1 section
- ARTHIST 570S — The Evil Eye in Material Culture from Late Antiquity to Islam1 section
- ARTHIST 575S — Queer Theories of Experience & Art1 section
- ARTHIST 580S — Proseminar 1: Interdisciplinary Digital Humanities1 section
- ARTHIST 581S — Proseminar 2: Critical Approaches to Computational Media Practice1 section
- ARTHIST 582S — Copies and Duplication1 section
- ARTHIST 588S — Sculpture Europe to China1 section
- ARTHIST 590S — Special Topics1 section
- ARTHIST 590S-1 — Special Topics in Greek Art1 section
- ARTHIST 590S-11 — Special Topics in Greek Archaeology1 section
- ARTHIST 590S-5 — Topics in African Art1 section
- ARTHIST 590S-8 — Topics in Modern Art1 section
- ARTHIST 590S-9 — Topics in Art since 19451 section
- ARTHIST 590SL — Special Topics in Roman Archaeology1 section
- ARTHIST 609S — Transpacific and Global Asia/America: Connecting Divided Histories and Knowledges1 section
- ARTHIST 620S — Models: Premodern to Posthuman1 section
- ARTHIST 643S — Black Women, Black Freedom1 section
- ARTHIST 650S — Black Camera: Still and Moving Images1 section
- ARTHIST 691 — Independent Study1 section
- ARTHIST 695 — Art History Internship1 section
- ARTHIST 705S — How to do Research Like an Artist: Contemporary Methods, Theories, and Practice1 section
- ARTHIST 709S — Art & Democracy: Madrid/Barcelona/Bilbao1 section
- ARTHIST 710S — Modernism and Cultural Politics1 section
- ARTHIST 713S — Jerusalem/Istanbul1 section
- ARTHIST 714 — Historical Geographic Information Systems (GIS)1 section
- ARTHIST 715S — Outsiders and Insiders1 section
- ARTHIST 716S — Fascism East and West: The Visual Culture of Japan, Germany, and Italy1 section
- ARTHIST 717S — The Politics of Memorialization: Postwar Cultural Responses to the Nazi Past and Comparative…1 section
- ARTHIST 718S — History of Conceptual Art1 section
- ARTHIST 719S — Creative Cartography: Art and Science, Culture and Nature1 section
- ARTHIST 720S — Art History and Representation1 section
- ARTHIST 722S — Curatorial Practices in a Global Context1 section
- ARTHIST 723S — Grant Writing and Prospectus1 section
- ARTHIST 724S — Copies and Duplication1 section
- ARTHIST 725S — Women in Antiquity: An Intensive Methodological Introduction1 section
- ARTHIST 726 — Museum Theory and Practice1 section
- ARTHIST 727S — Greek Sculpture in Athens, Archaic to Roman1 section
- ARTHIST 728S — Architectural Theory: Vitruvius to Palladio1 section
- ARTHIST 729S — The Museum Object: Art and Artifact on Display1 section
- ARTHIST 730S — A Cultural and Spatial Analysis of the Ghetto: Venice, Nazi Occupied Europe, Chicago1 section
- ARTHIST 731S — The Bauhaus: Architecture, Design, Politics1 section
- ARTHIST 732S — Women in Art: Early Modern Women Artists, Patrons, and Networks1 section
- ARTHIST 733L — Virtual Museums: Theories and Methods of Twenty-First-Century Museums1 section
- ARTHIST 734S — Renaissance Architecture: Theories and Histories1 section
- ARTHIST 735S — Photo Fever: Curating Photo Exhibitions1 section
- ARTHIST 736S — The Art & Politics of Cotton1 section
- ARTHIST 737S — Art and History of Botany1 section
- ARTHIST 738S — Avant Garde Artistic Networks in and around the USSR1 section
- ARTHIST 739S — Pilgrimage and Tourism1 section
- ARTHIST 741S — The Symbolist Movement in the Arts and European Thought1 section
- ARTHIST 742S — The City Imagined: Architecture, Memory, And Utopia1 section
- ARTHIST 743S — Media and Mediation1 section
- ARTHIST 744S — Revolutionary Photographies: Context(s), Iconography, Curation1 section
- ARTHIST 745S — Women in Visual Arts, 1400-1800: Theory and History1 section
- ARTHIST 761S — Art & Environment in the Islamic World1 section
- ARTHIST 775S — Queer Art - Graduate1 section
- ARTHIST 776S — Modern Spectacles 1790–Present1 section
- ARTHIST 778S — Chinese Buddhist Art1 section
- ARTHIST 779S — Modern Spectacles 1790 - Present1 section
- ARTHIST 780 — Visualizing Cities: Representing Urban Landscapes, Cultures, and Environments1 section
- ARTHIST 783 — The Black Atlantic1 section
- ARTHIST 786S — Islam, Art, & Society1 section
- ARTHIST 790 — Topics in Art History1 section
- ARTHIST 790S — Special Topics in Art History1 section
- ARTHIST 791 — Individual Research in Art History1 section
- ARTHIST 792 — Individual Research in Art History1 section
- ARTHIST 795S — Digital Art History/Computational Media Thesis Writing Workshop1 section
- ARTHIST 802S — Atheisms before Secularism from Socrates to Spinoza1 section
- ARTHIST 844S — Protestants and Pictures1 section
- ARTHIST 859S — Roman Catholic Visual Piety in the Modern Era1 section
- ARTHIST 911S — Religious Material Culture in Theory and Practice1 section
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