History of Art - Online Course

Explore the evolution of art from prehistoric times to modernism with this online course in child psychology. Study key artistic movements and their impact.

Art has been shaping human expression for thousands of years, from prehistoric cave paintings to the bold statements of modernism. This course takes you on a journey through time, exploring artistic movements that have influenced culture, society, and psychology. Whether it's the grandeur of Baroque or the rebellion of Romanticism, you’ll uncover the ideas, emotions, and historical contexts that brought these masterpieces to life.

Each module offers insights into the evolution of artistic styles, techniques, and themes, helping you appreciate how art reflects human thought across eras. Designed for learners with a passion for creativity and historical perspectives, this course provides a rich understanding of how artistic developments have shaped the world.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand artistic movements from prehistoric to modernist periods.
• Identify key artists and their contributions to each era.
• Analyse the historical and cultural influences on art.
• Recognise stylistic techniques in different artistic periods.
• Explore how art reflects societal and psychological changes.
• Develop an appreciation for the evolution of artistic expression.

Curriculum Of History of Art - Online Course

• Module 1 Prehistoric and Ancient Art
• Module 2 Mediaeval Art
• Module 3 Renaissance Art
• Module 4 Baroque Art
• Module 5 Neoclassicism
• Module 6 Romanticism
• Module 7 Realism
• Module 8 Modernism

Who is this Course For?

• Art enthusiasts keen on exploring historical artistic movements.
• Students seeking knowledge of art’s influence on psychology.
• History lovers interested in cultural and artistic evolution.
• Educators wanting to enrich their understanding of art history.
• Writers and creatives looking for artistic inspiration.
• Professionals in museums and galleries expanding their expertise.
• Anyone fascinated by how art reflects human thought.
• Learners curious about the connection between art and society.

Career Path

• Art Historian – £30,000 - £50,000 per year
• Museum Curator – £25,000 - £45,000 per year
• Art Journalist – £24,000 - £40,000 per year
• Art Consultant – £28,000 - £55,000 per year
• Fine Arts Lecturer – £30,000 - £55,000 per year
• Gallery Manager – £26,000 - £45,000 per year