Art and Visual Culture of the Modern Period I

Pre-requisites: An interactive approach between teachers and students is essential.

Course objectives: Students are qualified for independent scientific research in the field of Visual Culture of the modern period in Europe, especially in Southeastern Europe.

Course description: Study of the approach, concepts and forms of scientific research of the modern period Visual Culture in Europe, especially in Southeastern Europe.

Learning Outcomes: Mastering study of the sources, literature, as well as writing and presentation of scientific papers. Initiation of scientific projects.

Literature/Reading:

• M. Timotijević, Srpsko barokno slikarstvo, Novi Sad 1996.
• N. Makuljević, Umetnost i nacionalna ideja u 19. veku, Beograd 2006.
• S. Brajović, U Bogorodičinom vrtu. Bogorodica i Boka Kotorska – barokna pobožnost zapadnog hrišćanstva, Beograd 2006.
• J. Habermas, Saznanje i interes, Beograd 1975.
• H. Locher, Kunstgeschichte als historische Theorie der Kunst 1750-1950, Wilhelm FinkVerlag: München 2001.
• The Art Historian, National Traditions and Institutional Practices, ed. by M. F. Zimmermann, Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, 2003.
• Privatni život u srpskim zemljama u osvit modernog doba, priredio A. Fotić, Beograd 2005.
• M. Timotijević, Rađanje moderne privatnosti, Beograd 2006.
• Privatni život kod Srba u 19. veku, priredili N. Makuljević i A. Stolić, Beograd 2006.
• Istorija privatnog života, 3 i 4 (Od renesanse do veka prosvećenosti i Od francuske revolucije do velikog rata), priredili F. Arijes i Ž. Dibi, Beograd 2002. i 2003.