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FA 199A: Methods and Approaches in the History of Art
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FA 199A: Methods and Approaches in the History of Art
Course guide developed for Professor Jonathan Unglaub by Lisa Zeidenberg, Creative Arts Librarian. Originally created by Darwin Scott.
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Citing Sources: Brandeis Library Guide >>
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I: Finding symbols & subjects
II: Classical & mythological
III: Judeo-Christian
IV: Non-Western
V: Thematic Iconography
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African art
Asian & Southeast Asian art
Middle & Near Eastern art
Art of the Ancient Americas, Latin America, and the Caribbean
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