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Michelangelo

Temple University
Rome , Italy
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Art History | Fine Arts
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Arts | Humanities
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Program Overview

Education Abroad and Overseas Campuses

Temple University offers various programs for education abroad and overseas campuses. The programs include:


  • Temple University Rome
    • Semester, Academic Year, Summer
    • Semester Architecture at Temple Rome
  • Temple University, Japan Campus
    • Semester, Academic Year, Summer in Kyoto
    • Semester, Academic Year, Summer in Tokyo
    • Spring Architecture in Kyoto
  • Temple University in Spain
    • Semester, Summer
  • Temple Exchange Programs
  • Temple Faculty-led Summer Programs
  • External Programs Around the World

Program Details

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Course Information

  • Course Number: 2098
  • Subject: Art History
  • Semester(s) Offered: Spring
  • Credit Hours: 4
  • Description: A selected topic from a specific period in the history of art will be examined. This is a Writing Intensive Course. Field trips are mandatory for this class.
  • Special Notes: In Rome, ARTH 2098 is the Writing Intensive version of ARTH 3301 - Michelangelo. Field trips are mandatory for this class.
  • Cross-listings: ARTH 3301
  • Pre-requisites: N/A
  • Course Attribute: -

Course Description

In Rome, ARTH 2098 is the Writing Intensive version of ARTH 3301 - Michelangelo. Profoundly impressive both for his technique and expressive content emotional, dramatic, heroic, but always human Michelangelo Buonarroti continues to be a vital element in the history of art, as he was during the Renaissance. Weekly class lectures and on-site visits examine his drawing, painting, sculpture, and architecture in the contexts of the art and patronage of his own time, starting with a study of Classical Roman Antiquity. In Italy, in-depth, direct viewing of his works such as the Pietą, Sistine Chapel, and Moses are matched by lectures and readings in class, and an academic excursion to Florence offers further access to his oeuvre.


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  • Course Approvals
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  • Financing Study Abroad
    • Budgeting While Abroad
    • Cost Considerations
    • Financial Aid
    • Scholarships
  • Passports & Visas
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  • TU Main Campus Housing
  • Cultural Adaptation
  • Health & Safety
  • Sustainability Abroad
  • Diversity Matters
    • Differing Abilities and Body Diversity
    • First-Generation Students
    • Heritage Seekers
    • Military-Affiliated Students
    • Non-Traditional Students
    • Race and Ethnicity Abroad
    • Religion and Spirituality Abroad
    • Sexuality and Gender Expression Abroad

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