Art history courses Florence Italy

art history course Florence - Leonardo da Vinci

Do you love art? Are you awed by the sculpture, frescoes, and paintings of the Renaissance masters? Would you like to experience some of this work first hand?

Then, we would like to invite you to a journey into the past. We offer art history courses on an individual basis and in small group classes (3-4 participants) conducted by enthusiastic experts who will guide you through all the evolutions of the different artistic currents.

Our art history courses meet three times a week (for a total of 9 hours per week) and begin with an introductory part, followed by church and museums visits that will allow you to experience art history first hand, and to see with your own eyes some of the masterpieces of the greatest Italian artists. All the lessons can be taught in English and Italian; individual courses can also be organized in Spanish and French.

The program encompasses art from Ancient Greece to Modern Art to provide context to the primary study of the art history of the Renaissance period, represented in Florence by some of the most important artists of all times. The masterpieces of the 15th and the 16th centuries will be analyzed and interpreted.

In addition, you will study the lifestyles and philosophy of artists like Giotto, Masaccio, Botticelli, Brunelleschi, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael. Artists are reviewed in terms of their working environments, life events, and their personal styles and characteristics. The social context of the period will also be considered in order to better understand the development of the artists' culture and way of thinking.

The length of the courses is flexible and can spread from 1 week to 3 months. They are designed to give a general overview to those who can spend only a few days, and to offer a more in-depth understanding for those who can attend the course for a longer period of time.

The goal of our art history courses is to enhance the knowledge, understanding, and appreciation of Florentine Renaissance art for each student.

Our art history courses can be followed by anyone. No particular requirements nor enrollment in our Italian courses are requested to attend this program.

SCHEDULE OF THE ART HISTORY COURSES

Morning or Afternoon
Monday 9am - 12am 2pm - 5pm
Wednesday
Friday

On request the schedule of one-to-one, two-to-one and self-composed group courses can be adjusted.

BEGINNING DATES OF THE ART HISTORY COURSES

One-to-one, two-to-one and self-composed group courses can start on any day requested. The small group courses start on the dates listed below.

2014

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
06
03
03
14
12
09 07 04
01
13
10
01
20
17
17
28
26
23
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A lot of brits go to art school in Italy

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For a fully accredited art college you'll see a lot of them at:
Accademia di Belle Arti Firenze (Academy of Art and Design in Florence, Italy.
I think you'll find that courses are offered in English and Italian because of the huge number of English speaking students.
Accademia Di Belle Arti
Via Ricasoli, 66
50122 Firenze (FI), Italy
055 215449
BTW: That's not an atelier. It's a fine art school.
Michaelangelo's "David" was removed from the outdoors and placed inside the Accademia to protect it from the elements

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