GB · Masters
MA in Art History, Curatorship and Renaissance Culture
Program information
Program overview
The MA in Art History Curatorship and Renaissance Culture aims to train a new generation of art historians and museum curators by combining the art historical and scholarly traditions of the Warburg Institute with the practical experience of the National Gallery All of our graduates are awarded a University of London degree The programme is taught through classes and supervision by members of the academic staff of the Warburg Institute and by National Gallery curatorial and archival experts The teaching staff of the Warburg Institute are leading academics in their field who have published widely and are involved with research related to the topics they teach This programme will provide you with an introduction to Museum knowledge which covers aspects of curatorship including the technical examination of paintings connoisseurship materials and conservation attribution provenance and issues relating to display and exhibitions Art history and Renaissance culture to increase students understanding of methods of analysing the subjects of works of art and their knowledge of Renaissance art works and the conditions in which they were commissioned produced and enjoyed Current scholarship and professional practice in these areas as well as new and emerging areas of research and scholarship
Duration: 10
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