ART 3930

19th C. Art History

University of Wisconsin-Platteville · UGRD · Fall 2026

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The ideas of the 19th century continue to define the modern world including Nationalism, Romanticism, Industrialism, Realism, Imperialism, and Colonialism among many others that first defined modern life in the 19th century continue to impact our world. The art of this period, from Van Gogh to the Impressionists to the American landscape painters, remains similarly prevalent in our society. This course will analyze the impact of art and culture in Europe and America over the long 19th century from the French Revolution to the early 20th century. Components: Class GE: HA Humanities & Arts, HA-A Arts Typically Offered: Fall - odd year

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