Revolutionary France: Politics and Art

Code: LH11881

Dates: February 26 - April 1, 2024

Meets: 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM

Sessions: 6

Course Fee: $105.00

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Three French revolutions -- the Revolution of 1789, the 1848 Revolution and the Paris Commune (1870) accompanied significant intellectual and cultural changes. Artists used their works to show patriotism and dissent, from the importance of order and reason in Neo-classicism to Romanticism’s emphasis on emotion and Impressionism’s use of light and color. Examine the changes these revolutions brought, focusing on the relationship between art and political upheaval. Enjoy a free PMA field trip/lecture on Monday 4/15 highlighting related artwork. Transportation not provided.

Fee:	$105.00

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Jean French

Jean French served as a Museum Educator for twenty-eight years at The Philadelphia Museum of Art. She received her degree in Art History from Rosemont College. She is a House Committee member and guide at Historic Waynesborough (Anthony Wayne's house).

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R. Barry Levis

R. Barry Levis, PhD, Professor Emeritus, History, Rollins College (ret 2013); Director, Humanities Program, Hamilton Holt School of Rollins College, 1981-2012; Director, Graduate Program, Liberal Studies, Rollins College (1990-2000)

levis@rollins.edu

Revolutionary France: Politics and Art

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