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The educational
experience of Art
History majors at The American University of
Paris regularly includes direct contact with
the monuments of art and architecture both
in museums and on site. Study trips to other
sites in Europe are an integral part of the
program. They allow the student to study
works of art located outside Paris, under
the guidance of the professor.
The major requirements may be fulfilled at
the introductory level in two ways...
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Kathleen
Wilson-Chevalier was one of ten scholars
who participated in the colloquium
entitled The Cultural and Political Legacy
of Anne de Bretagne, organized by Cynthia
Brown (UCSB) at the Château de la
Bretesche in Brittany from 29 June-2 July,
thanks to the support of the Albert and
Elaine Borchard Foundation. The title of
Professor Wilson-Chevalier's paper was
"Claude de France: in Her Mother's
Likeness, a Self-assertive Queen?" |
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[AUP - Posted 12 Sep 2008] |
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Anna
Russakoff is co-organizing an
interdisciplinary, international
conference on the theme of Blood in
Medieval France that will be held at the
Sorbonne from 24 to 26 June 2008.
Click here for the full program
and registration information. |
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[AUP - Posted 5 May 2008] |
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Robert
Ogle participated in a group show "American
Artists In Paris" at the Honfleur Gallery in
Washington, D.C. where he exhibited new
photographs from his series "The Production of
Capital Space". |
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[AUP - Posted 1 Nov 2007] |
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