
| Course Code | : REH236 |
| Course Type | : Area Elective |
| Couse Group | : First Cycle (Bachelor's Degree) |
| Education Language | : Turkish |
| Work Placement | : N/A |
| Theory | : 2 |
| Prt. | : 0 |
| Credit | : 2 |
| Lab | : 0 |
| ECTS | : 3 |
Art, artist, fine art, what is aesthetically pleasing to answer questions. To know the developmental stages of art from prehistory to the present day. Work area to learn about art history. Turkish art and know the important points.
What is Art? The main fields of art. Art in prehistoric times. Managed the development of art in monarchical societies. Art in the Democratic-controlled societies. Modern art. Abstract art. History of Art History. Eastern Turkey and the development of the science of art history. The concept of Turkish Art. What is the style and stylistic concepts? Archaic, Classical, realist, what the concepts of style? Comparative presentation of Islamic aesthetics and modern aesthetics. Accompanied by visual examination of the major works of Turkish architecture products in Turkey. Input and leading circles in Western art. And Christianity in Western art of the period of pre-Christian concept of the basic forms and information provided; Western art history, styles and schools are introduced in chronological order. Medieval architecture from the Carolingian period is studied, and studied the works of the Middle Ages. Architecture of the Middle Ages have been emphasized in the West after the Renaissance period of religious and civil architecture examples in Italy and other European countries, the social, cultural, economic and aesthetic sense are examined in the light. XIV. Explanation of reasons for a shift away from the medieval conception of life, followed centuries of Italian art, Italy's historical geographical and administrative features, the Renaissance prepared the factors away from the influence of Byzantine art, arts, painting and sculpture in Italy, 15th century innovations followed, 15 workshops of the Florentine Renaissance art, 16th century, Rome and Venice, Northern Renaissance, 15 and 16 century, Flanders, Germany, the Mannerist art of painting and sculpture are examined. Contemporary art trends and the 20th first half-century developments in painting and sculpture are examined and their relations with the social structure.