Overview
Tuesdays, October 6 - November 10, 6-7:30pm
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This course will focus on the work, style, and legacy of the Renaissance master Raphael (who was the subject of a recent show at the Met, curated by Carmen Bambach (Yale ’81, ’88 PhD). Over the course of six weeks, we’ll trace Raphael’s evolution as an artist, identifying links to other Renaissance artists and exploring his relationships with patrons. Classes will be largely discussion-based; no art historical experience is expected.
COURSE FORMAT:
This is an interactive online seminar course that meets weekly over 6 weeks. Live online sessions will use the zoom platform. Weekly reading or other forms of materials may be assigned. Weekly sessions will be recorded and available for registered participants to access throughout the course.
There are no papers or grades. This course does not offer any credits or certificates. This course is intended for learning for the love of learning.
COURSE MATERIALS:
This course will have all materials provided by the professor.
Registrants will receive access to the course website about two weeks before the course starts.
COURSE CANCELLATION POLICY:
Registrants can cancel and receive a full refund up to September 22. After September 22, there will be no refunds issued. Yale Alumni College courses are subject to schedule changes as well as cancellations. If Yale Alumni College must cancel any course prior to its start due to low enrollment, you will be notified of this by the cancellation date. Upon cancellation of a course, registrants may transfer their registration to another available course or have the registration fee fully refunded.
In the event of a disruption to the original course schedule, including but not limited to; Professor absence, hazardous weather conditions, or local travel restrictions, Yale Alumni College will do its best to reschedule the missed class for the week immediately following the original end date at the same course time and day.