Maricopa Community Colleges  INT115   19946-20045 
Official Course Description: MCCCD Approval: 05/24/94
INT115 19946-20045 LEC 3 Credit(s) 3 Period(s)
Historical Architecture and Furniture
Development of furniture and architecture from antiquity to the Industrial Revolution. Emphasis placed on stylistic development of furniture and its designers. Prerequisites: None.
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MCCCD Official Course Competencies:
 
INT115   19946-20045 Historical Architecture and Furniture
1. Identify and describe the distinctive characteristics of furniture and architectural styles associated with the Egyptian, Greek, and Roman periods. (I)
2. Identify and describe the distinctive features of furniture forms and architectural styles associated with the Byzantine, Early Christian, Romanesque, Gothic, and the Italian and Spanish Renaissance periods. (II, III)
3. Identify the major French periods and trace the development of furniture and architectural styles associate with each period. (IV)
4. Identify the major English periods and trace the development of furniture and architectural styles associated with each period. (V)
5. Identify the major American periods and describe the distinctive characteristics of furniture and architectural styles associated with each period. (VI)
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INT115   19946-20045 Historical Architecture and Furniture
    I. Furniture and Architectural Styles of Antiquity
        A. Egypt
        B. Greece
        C. Rome
      II. Furniture and Architectural Styles of Middle Ages
          A. Byzantine
          B. Early Christian
          C. Romanesque
          D. Gothic
        III. Renaissance
            A. Italian
            B. Spanish
          IV. French Periods
              A. Renaissance
              B. Baroque: Louis XIV
              C. Rococo: Louis XV
              D. Neoclassic: Louis XVI
              E. Revolution and Directoire
              F. Empire: Napoleon
            V. English Periods
                A. Early Renaissance
                B. Restoration/William and Mary
                C. Queen Anne
                D. Georgian
                E. Federal
                F. Neoclassic: Adam Brothers, Hepplewhite, Sheraton
                G. Victorian
              VI. American Periods
                  A. Early American
                  B. Georgian
                  C. Federal
                  D. Greek revival
                  E. Victorian
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