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Art History (master's full-time single-subject)

1st year
1st term
FF:DU2001 Seminar: Historiography of Art History • 75 %
FF:DU2003 Seminar: Restoration and Conservation Theory and Practice • 75 %
FF:DU2070 Seminar: Important Works of European Renaissance and Baroque Painting - Iconography and Iconology • 30 %
FF:DU2311 Death and Remembrance in Early Modern Visual Culture • 30 %
FF:DU2002 Seminar: Methodologies of Art History • 25 %
FF:DU2004 Seminar: Connoisseurship as Practice • 25 %
FF:DU2068 Seminar: Peter Paul Rubens: Life - Work - Reception • 25 %
FF:DU2336 Fortified sacral buildings of medieval Europe • 25 %
FF:DU2404 Otto Wagner, his pupils and the transformation of architecture around 1900 • 20 %
FF:DU2006 Seminar: Art Criticism, Journalism, Media • 15 %
FF:DU2063 Seminar: Architecture in Brno • 15 %
FF:DU2107 Excursion (short-term) • 15 %
FF:DU2341 The Baroque Wall Painting • 15 %
FF:DU2354 Architecture in Czechoslovakia 1918-1948 • 15 %
FF:DU2394 Rococo and its other life: From Watteau to Cindy Sherman • 15 %
FF:DU2396 Graphic Art in the Czech Lands in the 15th-18th Centuries • 15 %
FF:DU2401 The local in a global context: art and visual culture in the Twentieth century • 15 %
FF:DU2402 Baroque in Rome: Bernini versus Borromini • 15 %
2nd term
FF:DU2002 Seminar: Methodologies of Art History • 62 %
FF:DU2004 Seminar: Connoisseurship as Practice • 62 %
FF:DU2006 Seminar: Art Criticism, Journalism, Media • 38 %
FF:DU2005 Seminar: Museum and Gallery Practice • 31 %
FF:DU2313 The Space of Landscape: From Bosch to Land Art • 31 %
FF:DU2347 Art and society in medieval Brno • 31 %
FF:DU2001 Seminar: Historiography of Art History • 23 %
FF:DU2003 Seminar: Restoration and Conservation Theory and Practice • 23 %
FF:DU2307 Religious Orders and Early Modern Painting • 23 %
FF:DU2308 Painting at the court of Philip IV of Spain (Velázquez, Rubens and Lorrain) • 23 %
FF:DU2320 History of Photography in the 20th and 21st Centuries • 23 %
FF:DU2106 Excursion (one day) • 15 %
FF:DU2107 Excursion (short-term) • 15 %
FF:DU2304 Enigma loci II. Architecture and Urbanism in the 16th-20th Centuries • 15 %
FF:DU2340 Abstraction and minimalism 1945-2020 • 15 %
FF:DU2342 Masters and their disciples. Architecture and urbanism between Vienna and the periphery 1850–1918 • 15 %
FF:DU2382 Chapters from the History of Early Modern Graphic Art • 15 %
FF:DU2389 Exoticism within: Images of Roma and ‘Gypsies’ in Central European Art and Visual Culture • 15 %
FF:DU2391 The Visual and Material Cultures of Justice in the Late Middle Ages • 15 %
FF:DU2404 Otto Wagner, his pupils and the transformation of architecture around 1900 • 15 %
2nd year
3rd term
FF:DU2200 Thesis Seminar I • 67 %
FF:DU2006 Seminar: Art Criticism, Journalism, Media • 42 %
FF:DU2055 Seminar: Possibilities of interpreting modern and contemporary works of art • 25 %
FF:DU2101 Internship (long-term) • 25 %
FF:DU2311 Death and Remembrance in Early Modern Visual Culture • 25 %
FF:DU2328 Aristocratic residences in England (16th-20th century) • 25 %
FF:DU2354 Architecture in Czechoslovakia 1918-1948 • 25 %
FF:DU2102 Internship (short-term) • 17 %
FF:DU2313 The Space of Landscape: From Bosch to Land Art • 17 %
FF:DU2321 Other modernisms • 17 %
FF:DU2336 Fortified sacral buildings of medieval Europe • 17 %
FF:DU2347 Art and society in medieval Brno • 17 %
FF:DU2351 Seminar: Controversies on Art (paintings, sculptures, photos) from middle ages till today • 17 %
FF:DU2358 Architecture in Moravia 1850-1918 • 17 %
FF:DU2393 Image - Narrative - Time: Medieval Legends in Central Europe • 17 %
FF:DU2395 Enigma loci: History and Theory of Garden Art • 17 %
FF:DU2399 Reading and interpreting Latin sources • 17 %
FF:DU2404 Otto Wagner, his pupils and the transformation of architecture around 1900 • 17 %
4th term
FF:DU2201 Thesis Seminar II • 50 %
FF:DU2202 Final Master State Examination • 50 %
FF:DU2203 Master's thesis • 50 %
FF:DU2101 Internship (long-term) • 33 %
FF:DU2106 Excursion (one day) • 33 %
FF:DU2200 Thesis Seminar I • 33 %
FF:DU2005 Seminar: Museum and Gallery Practice • 17 %
FF:DU2006 Seminar: Art Criticism, Journalism, Media • 17 %
FF:DU2067 Seminar Gottfried Semper - Theory and Practice of Architecture • 17 %
FF:DU2308 Painting at the court of Philip IV of Spain (Velázquez, Rubens and Lorrain) • 17 %
FF:DU2311 Death and Remembrance in Early Modern Visual Culture • 17 %
FF:DU2322 Pictorial semiotics. Principles of reading images • 17 %
FF:DU2330 Art in Brno after 1945 • 17 %
FF:DU2347 Art and society in medieval Brno • 17 %
FF:DU2400 Food Matters. Iconographic, Material and Sensorial Connections Between Food and Art • 17 %
FF:ESA914 European Culture Studies: Utopies • 17 %
FF:LJ604 Latin for the Non-Latinists IV • 17 %
FF:RLBCB113 Hebrew II • 17 %
PdF:CORE009 Contemporary Art and Society • 17 %

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