The course aims to provide first degree students with the various essential tools for art-historical study and research. The classes will be held by different lecturers and will aim at enabling students to acquire skills related to the means and criteria to carry out bibliographic research, to start an archive investigation, to know the specificity of the works in their material and stylistic consistency, and in their relations with their original locations or in different contexts, from museums to exhibitions. Through concrete examples and field visits the course will illustrate how art history works, and the interaction between different means and methods.
teacher profile teaching materials
#1 | Antonella BALLARDINI
La Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana e il progetto di digitalizzazione dei suoi manoscritti
# 2 | Carmen BELMONTE
Le fototeche degli Istituti di ricerca di Storia dell'Arte
#3 | Giovanna CAPITELLI
La storia dell’arte in rete. Le risorse bibliografiche e i database
# 4 | Giovanna CAPITELLI
La storia dell’arte in rete. Le risorse iconografiche
# 5 | Silvia CECCHINI
Restauri. Perché, quando, come studiare la vita delle opere
# 6 | Stefano CHIODI
L’uso della rete: dalla documentazione visiva alle collezioni di musei.
Gli archivi di gallerie, riviste, artisti, fondazioni e istituzioni
# 7 | Mauro Vincenzo FONTANA
L’arte della visita. Le opere e i contesti – parte I
# 8 | Mauro Vincenzo FONTANA
L’arte della visita. Le opere e i contesti – parte II
# 9 | Silvia GINZBURG
L’analisi dello stile, uno strumento essenziale della
storia dell’arte
# 10 | Silvia GINZBURG
Cos'è e perché è importante una scheda di catalogo
# 11 | Laura IAMURRI
La democrazia della ricerca. Bibliografia e note. Parte I
# 12 | Laura IAMURRI
La democrazia della ricerca. Bibliografia e note. Parte II
# 13 | Maria Cristina TERZAGHI
Unire l'utile al dilettevole. A cosa servono le mostre? Le fasi di costruzione e realizzazione del progetto di una esposizionetemporanea – parte I
# 14 | Maria Cristina TERZAGHI
Unire l'utile al dilettevole. A cosa servono le mostre? Le fasi di costruzione e realizzazione del progetto di una esposizione temporanea – parte II
# 15 | Patrizia TOSINI
Che cosa è un archivio? Istruzioni per la ricerca documentaria negli archivi romani
# 16| Patrizia TOSINI
Gli strumenti di ricerca. Sopralluogo all’Archivio di Stato di Roma
Programme
Lectures (dates to be verified on the academic year calendar):#1 | Antonella BALLARDINI
La Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana e il progetto di digitalizzazione dei suoi manoscritti
# 2 | Carmen BELMONTE
Le fototeche degli Istituti di ricerca di Storia dell'Arte
#3 | Giovanna CAPITELLI
La storia dell’arte in rete. Le risorse bibliografiche e i database
# 4 | Giovanna CAPITELLI
La storia dell’arte in rete. Le risorse iconografiche
# 5 | Silvia CECCHINI
Restauri. Perché, quando, come studiare la vita delle opere
# 6 | Stefano CHIODI
L’uso della rete: dalla documentazione visiva alle collezioni di musei.
Gli archivi di gallerie, riviste, artisti, fondazioni e istituzioni
# 7 | Mauro Vincenzo FONTANA
L’arte della visita. Le opere e i contesti – parte I
# 8 | Mauro Vincenzo FONTANA
L’arte della visita. Le opere e i contesti – parte II
# 9 | Silvia GINZBURG
L’analisi dello stile, uno strumento essenziale della
storia dell’arte
# 10 | Silvia GINZBURG
Cos'è e perché è importante una scheda di catalogo
# 11 | Laura IAMURRI
La democrazia della ricerca. Bibliografia e note. Parte I
# 12 | Laura IAMURRI
La democrazia della ricerca. Bibliografia e note. Parte II
# 13 | Maria Cristina TERZAGHI
Unire l'utile al dilettevole. A cosa servono le mostre? Le fasi di costruzione e realizzazione del progetto di una esposizionetemporanea – parte I
# 14 | Maria Cristina TERZAGHI
Unire l'utile al dilettevole. A cosa servono le mostre? Le fasi di costruzione e realizzazione del progetto di una esposizione temporanea – parte II
# 15 | Patrizia TOSINI
Che cosa è un archivio? Istruzioni per la ricerca documentaria negli archivi romani
# 16| Patrizia TOSINI
Gli strumenti di ricerca. Sopralluogo all’Archivio di Stato di Roma
Core Documentation
Materials uploaded by teachers on the dedicated Teams platform.Reference Bibliography
Materials uploaded by teachers on the dedicated Teams platform.Type of delivery of the course
In presence, face-to-face lectures, I and II semester.Type of evaluation
At the conclusion of the seminar, attending students who have accumulated a maximum of three absences are required to contact one of the professors of their choice and agree on the modality of the final test and the consequent verbalization, which will be done by downloading the prepared form found on the course Teams (Certificate of verbalization). Once the signature of eligibility has been acquired from the lecturer following the conclusion of the test, the student will proceed as for the other appeals, registering on the GOMP and contacting Prof. Patrizia Tosini for the verbalization. The whole operation should be accomplished possibly by the winter session of the 2024-2025 academic year. teacher profile teaching materials
Programme
Through a seminar-like approach that places theory alongside practice, the course aims to provide the student of the bachelor's degree in Archaeology and Art History with the critical tools of the trade useful for taking the first steps in the field of scientific research, from how to consult repertoires (paper and digital) to compiling a catalog entry, from building and implementing an exhibition project to preparing the thesis and its apparatus.Core Documentation
Readings will be suggested during lectures and seminars.Attendance
Mandatory. Each student will have a personal logbook with the schedule of all classes; at the end of each meeting, the teacher will certify attendance by signing the logbook. Those who make no more than 3 absences will access the test.Type of evaluation
The student will have to choose a tutor from the pool of lecturers involved, with whom he or she will fill out a 3-4 folder sheet on one of the topics covered during the lectures. teacher profile teaching materials
Core Documentation
The documents and materials used during the lessons will be made available to students on the workshop's Teams channel.Type of evaluation
The final test consists of submitting a bibliography on a topic agreed upon with the professor, or—in the case of a thesis in progress—a chapter of the thesis with notes and bibliography. teacher profile teaching materials
Type of evaluation
Students will be required to study a topic that has been agreed upon with their chosen professor and write a written paper. teacher profile teaching materials
Programme
Lesson dedicated to the Digitized Manuscript Collection of the Vatican Apostolic LibraryCore Documentation
https://digi.vatlib.it/?ling=itAttendance
mandatoryType of evaluation
Research on an agreed topic in the Digitized Collection of the Vatican Apostolic Library teacher profile teaching materials
Attendance
Free choice for students. Attendance is compulsory for anyone who wishes to sit the exam under the “attending-student” option. teacher profile teaching materials
Programme
The class unit aims to provide students with the basic skills needed to recognize the subjects of works of art and to familirize themselves with iconographic and iconological analysis.Attendance
Attendance is mandatory.Type of evaluation
The exam consists of a written assignment, according to the guidelines provided by the instructor. teacher profile teaching materials
Programme
The programme must be agreed with the teacher identified as the reference for the paper.Core Documentation
Bibliography must be agreed with the lecturer identified for the paper.Attendance
Attendance is compulsory; a maximum of 25 % absences is allowed out of the total number of hours (36).Type of evaluation
The evaluation method must be agreed with the teacher identified for the paper.