1965-1966 Academic Catalog

Cedarville College FINE ARTS 121 BEGINNING DRAWING The elemental forms of nature and still-life are studied and executed in pencil, charcoal, crayon, and ink. Two credit hours 122 ADVANCED DRAWING Prerequisite: Art 121 or permission of the instructor The study of the clothed figure in the various drawing media. Two credit hours 221 PAINTING Prerequisite: Art 122 or permission of the instructor The study of still-life and landscape in pastel, watercolor, casein, and oils. 224 SCULPTURE Prerequisite: Art 122 Three m1dit hours An analysis of the elemental forms of nature leading to sculpture of the human head, with attention to character portrayal. Plaster casting will be included. Tbree c1·edit hours 225, 226 DESIGN Prerequisite: Art 121 or permission of the instructor Studio research into the underlying principles of design. Formal aind ab– stract arrangements are produced with attention ,given to line, form, value, and color. Three credit hotws each semester 228 ART IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Prerequisite: Fine Arts 100 Philosophy, methods, and materials of art instruction. Three credit hours 321 HISTORY OF ART- PRE-HISTORIC THROUGH MEDIEVAL A survey of early European '<lJrt from pre-historic times through the medieval era. Two c1·edit hours 322 HISTORY OF ART RENAISSANCE TO MODERN The influences and styles of the Renaissance, Baroque, and Rococo will be noted and contrasted with Modern art. Two credit hours 323, 324 CRAFTS Emphasizes creative work, using simple tools and inexpensive materials. Especially designed for those who plan to enter recreation, social service, or other allied fields. Tbree cred4t ho-urs each semestM 420 APPLIED ART Prerequisite: Art 221 Special study in graphic art and. layout, cartooning, lettering, sign-painting, ink illustration, and art problems. Three cr1Jdit hours 480 TEACHING ART IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOL Prerequisite: Art 226 and permission of the instructor Philosophy, methods, and materials of art instruction. 57 Two credit hDIH's