FIRST YEAR
8-9 a.m. Monday
" Tuesday
" Wednesday
" Thursday
Friday
SECOND YEAR*
8-9 a.m. Monday
" Tuesday
" Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
THIRD YEAR*
8-9 a.m. Monday
LECTURE SCHEDULE
HISTORY OF ART
(From Pre-Historic and Primitive Art to Fall of
Roman Empire)
HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE
HUMAN ANATOMY
ANALYSIS OF DRAWING PRINCIPLES
Ancient and Modern
ANALYSIS OF DESIGN
HISTORY OF ART
(From Byzantine to Beginning 19th Century)
CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE
COMPARATIVE ANATOMY
PHILOSOPHY OF ART
ADVANCED ANALYSIS OF DESIGN
CONTEMPORARY ART
(From Beginning 19th Century to the Present)
HISTORY OF AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS
(To understand evolution of American concepts
in arts and institutions against the community
background)
Wednesday IMPACT OF SCIENCE UPON THE MODERN
WORLD
SURVEY OF GREAT LITERATURE
THE GREAT PHILOSOPHERS
COMPLETE NOTE-BOOK AND OUTSIDE PREPARATION, ORAL AND WRITTEN REPORTS
ON LECTURES WILL BE REQUIRED.
Tuesday
Thursday
Friday
FOURTH YEAR*
IN ORDER THAT YOUNG ARTISTS AND DESIGNERS BECOME COMPLETELY ARTICULATE, ABLE TO EXPRESS THEMSELVES VOCALLY WITH ASSURANCE AND EASE,
WEEKLY EVENING SEMINARS WILL BE
HELD. PROFESSIONALS IN FIELDS WILL BE
INVITED TO DISCUSS THE APPLICATION OF
SOUND ART TRAINING. RESEARCH WILL BE
EXPECTED OF STUDENTS IN PREPARATION
FOR THE CONFERENCES. ONE STUDENT
WILL BE ASSIGNED TO PREPARE A PAPER
AND LEAD DISCUSSION EACH WEEK.
A MINIMUM OF SEVEN HOURS RESEARCH
WILL BE EXPECTED OF STUDENTS IN PREPARATION FOR EACH OF THE CONFERENCES.
THIS IS THE EQUIVALENT OF A WEEKLY
SEMINAR. CREDIT FOR FIVE LECTURE HOURS
WILL BE GIVEN.
AS PART OF THE EXTRA-CURRICULA OPPORTUNITIES AT THE INSTITUTE, LANGUAGE
INSTRUCTION IN GERMAN, FRENCH AND
SPANISH WILL BE OFFERED TO FOURTH-
YEAR STUDENTS.
*Not Offered 1954-55
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