
21 Courses
Spring 2023
Fridays, April 14–May 5, 12 – 2pm ET
Survey the history of photography in Africa from the 1840s to today. Instructor: Giulia Paoletti
Spring 2023
Wednesdays, February 1–22, 6–8 pm
Spring 2023
Thursdays, March 9–30, 12–2 pm ET
Spring 2023
Thursdays, February 2–23, 1–3 pm ET
Spring 2023
Mondays, January 9th –30th, 6–8 pm ET
Spring 2023
Unpack why Pissarro is revered as a paterfamilias of both impressionism and post-impressionism. Instructor: Matthew Palczynski
Spring 2023
Explore how modern artists like Van Gogh and Matisse looked to medieval art for inspiration.
Instructor: Kaelin Jewell
Spring 2023
Mondays, March 6–27, 6–8 pm ET
Looking at paintings in the Barnes collection, learn how artists throughout history have used color to convey form, meaning, and their unique experience of the world.
Instructor: Kaelin Jewell
Spring 2023
An in-depth look at art crimes—including museum heists, stolen artifacts, and forgeries. Instructor: Caterina Y. Pierre
Spring 2023
Spring 2023
Spring 2023
Explore the different ways that impasto influenced modern painting from impressionism to cubism. Instructor: Paul Galvez
Spring 2023
Survey the largest Renoir collection in the world.
Instructor: Martha Lucy
Spring 2023
Explore Michelangelo’s fresco paintings, from the renowned and restored to the unfamiliar and unfinished. Instructor: Julia L. Valiela
Spring 2023
Spring 2023
Learn more about the New Hope art colony, key painters, and the popularity of Pennsylvania Impressionism in the early 20th century.
Instructor: Laura Igoe
Spring 2023
Explore how painting was irrevocably changed by invention of photography.
Instructor: Michael Williamson
Spring 2023
Taught by a conservator, this course sheds light on the artist’s working methods.
Instructor: Miriam Gillman
Spring 2023
Examine the artistic traditions and themes of Mesopotamian societies over the course of 3,000 years. Instructor: Carl Walsh
Spring 2023