The course will explore the development of early Islamic art and architecture in light of the aesthetics and functional needs of Islam as faith and cultural empire. The impact of Islam as a unifying force will be contrasted with the artistic regionalism of some of the cultures completely or partially subsumed within Islam; Arabic, Persian, Anatolian, Mughal Indian, medieval Spanish, and West African. Prerequisites: ART 110 , ART 111 , or consent of instructor. (Not offered 2017-2018). (Group IV) (Diversity)

Global Search Catalog Search
Choose Search Location

Search Keyword Field

Whole Word/Phrase
Advanced Search

Catalog Navigation

Catalog Home

The University

Academic Regulations and Procedures

Academic Honors and Distinctions

Degrees and Special Programs

Majors and Minors

Courses of Instruction

Student Engagement and Success and Non-Academic Regulations

Expenses and Financial Aid

Facilities

Prizes and Awards

Corporation (Board of Trustees)

University Personnel