SCHEDULE OF LECTURES

Wk I
Tu1/5  Early Rome: Topography, Founding Legends
Th 1/7 Etruscan and Early Roman Art

F 1/8  Discussion Section: Introduction

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Wk II

Tu 1/12 Rome from Monarchy to Republic

Th 1/14 Art in Republic: Etruscan and Greek
influences in temples, homes, portraits
F 1/15 Discussion Section: Livy on early Rome

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WK III
Tu 1/19 Roman Republic to Augustus
Th 1/21 Artistic Propaganda in the Augustan Age

F 1/22 Discussion Section: Virgil’s Aeneid

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Wk IV 1^ST PAPER DUE TUES 1/26 IN LECTURE

Tu 1/26 Imperial Rome

Th 1/28 Nero and Vice / Public and Private Spaces

F 1/29   Discussion Section: Tacitus on Nero

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Wk V

Tu 2/2 Constantine & Roman Christianity
Th 2/4 Religious Art from Empire to Christianity    

F 2/5 Discussion Section: Saint Augustine

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Wk VI Tu 2/9 MIDTERM EXAM IN LECTURE

Th 2/11 Early Renaissance Papacy: Avignon & Rome

F 2/12 NO SECTIONS: Begin reading Machiavelli
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Wk VII

Tu 2/16 Florence, Rome & Machiavelli
Th 2/18 Renaissance Art in Rome to Raphael

F 2/19 R3 Discussion Machiavelli, Discourses on Livy
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Wk VIII

Tu 2/23 Sack of Rome 1527, Counter-Reformation

Th 2/25 Michelangelo in Rome
F 2/26 Discussion Section: Vasari on Ren Artists

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Wk IX 2nd paper due TueS 3/1 at lecture

Tu 3/1 Baroque Rome and Bernini; Grand Tour
Th 3/3 18^th C. Enlightenment
19^th C. Risorgimento
F 3/4 Discussion Section: Goethe in Italy

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Wk X

Tu 3/8 Fascism and World War II

Th 3/10 Art and Power in the Third Rome
F 3/11 Discussion Section: Mussolini & Review