School of Culture & Communication Art History

Art History Honours subjects

Please note that not all subjects are offered every year.

Full subject descriptions are available on the University of Melbourne Handbook.

Subject title and code Coordinator

Compulsory subjects

 
107-520 Art History Thesis Honours Coordinator
107-549 Theories of Art History Assoc Prof David Marshall

Third/fourth year subjects

 
107-402 Attribution, Expertise, Connoisseurship Assoc Prof David Marshall
107-405 Spectacles: Museums to Theme Parks Assoc Prof Angela Ndalianis and Dr Alison Inglis
107-443 Futurism and Fascist Art in Italy Dr Anthony White
107-449 Architecture and the Visual Imagination Assoc Prof David Marshall
107-466 Contemporary Culture: Art in New York Assoc Prof Charles Green
107-467 Renaissance and Baroque Rome 1450-1750 Assoc Prof David Marshall
107-471 Histories and Theories of Conservation Prof Jaynie Anderson
107-472 Aboriginal Art in the Northern Territory Dr Susan Lowish

Fourth year subjects

 
107-406 Readings in Caravaggio Dr Christopher Marshall
107-409 Indigenous Photography, New Media, Film Dr Susan Lowish
107-416 The Visual Culture of Colonial Australia  
107-418 Truth & Beauty: British Art 1840-1914 Dr Alison Inglis
107-422 Iconography: Rome to Renaissance Dr Felicity Harley
107-428 The Book in Medieval & Renaissance Art Dr Felicity Harley
107-436 Postcolonial Visual Art Dr Susan Lowish
107-437 The Artist's Body Assoc Prof Charles Green
107-438 Women in 16th & 17th Century Italian Art Prof Jaynie Anderson 
107-443 Futurism and Fascist Art in Italy Dr Anthony White 
107-451 The Floating World: Japanese Prints  
107-548 Symbolists and Decadents: The 1890s Assoc Prof Ann Galbally

Additional subjects

 
107-403 Fine Arts 4A Fourth Year Coordinator 
107-526 The Virtual Print Room Prof Jaynie Anderson 
107-530 History and Philosophy of Museums Dr Christopher Marshall 
107-550 Biennales, Triennales and Documentas Assoc Prof Charles Green 
102-511 Imaging Australian Spaces Dr Sara Wills (Australian Studies) 
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