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Online Courses in Art
The following online art courses are not offered in every term. Please check the subject chart and/or a specific course page to see when courses are offered.
ARTH 354/3.0: The Age of Rembrandt (New) (Summer)
One of the most appealing aspects of the art produced in Holland during the seventeenth century is its wide range of subject matter. While the portraits and religious themes produced by Rembrandt are among the most famous of all paintings, other Dutch artists of this period are renowned for their ability to capture the appearance of the everyday world around them. In addition to their dazzling pictorial realism, many of these images are rich in symbolic motifs, and their meaning and interpretation open up exciting avenues for discussion.