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Join us this winter for Art History, where we'll explore a variety of American artists starting with the influential early 20th-century "Ashcan School", often called "America's Lost Art Movement." We'll dive into the works of George Bellows, known for his dynamic urban scenes and diverse subjects ranging from boxing to seascapes. We'll also examine John Sloan's vivid depictions or city life from bustling crowds to intimate tenement scenes. Moving into the mid 20th-century, we'll study Milton Avery's abstracted figurative and landscape paintings, and Charles Burchfield's mystical, transcendental landscapes with their unique, almost supernatural qualities. Get ready to immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of American art history and discover the stories behind these remarkable artists!

Location: Live Online via Zoom

No Class: 3/25, 3/26 (Spring Break)