Autumn AN134
Philip Cottrell
This course acts as an introduction to the art and culture of Venice during its golden age of 1450 – 1600, with a particular focus on painting. By examining masterpieces by such renaissance artists as the Bellini, Titian, and Tintoretto, as well as the work of architects such as Andrea Palladio, we shall examine a period in which many of the myths and traditions of Venice were simultaneously challenged and renewed.
Blackrock  |
Saturday | 10.30am - 12.30pm |
| 10 weeks | Autumn | 3 Oct – 12 Dec (No Class 24 Oct) |
| Fee: €175 | Print booking form or ring (01) 716-7123 for Laser/credit card payment | |
Tutor Details
Philip Cottrell has lectured at the School of Art History & Cultural Policy, UCD, since 2001. His publications concentrate on painting in Renaissance Venice though he contributed to the catalogue of the Leonardo da Vinci exhibition at the Chester Beatty Library in 2007. With Sergio Benedetti, he also arranged a colloquium on Caravaggio and his Followers at the National Gallery of Ireland in 2004. He currently teaches on the relationship between art and death in early modern Europe.
