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| The Travel Seminar is a highlight
of the undergraduate major in art history. It features a one-week
trip during spring break to study first hand the subject of
the seminar. The course combines the rigors of a traditional
seminar with the excitement and intensity of nearly round-the-clock
learning and comraderie on a trip led by a Columbia professor.
The trip is a required part of the course, and major expenses
(airfare and hotel) will be covered by the department. The
Travel Seminar will be offered once a year, during spring semester,
for five years. A gift from Philip Aarons to enhance the undergraduate
major in art history has enabled us to offer this extraordinary
educational opportunity. |
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2007 | (AHIS W3921) Patronage and the Monuments of India
2005 | (AHIS
W3946) Greek Sicily, Professor Clemente Marconi
2004 | Berlin Live:
German Art and Culture from Romanticism to Expressionism [
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