Module #1 Introduction to Classical Sculpture Overview of the significance of classical sculpture in art history, and the importance of iconography in understanding its meaning and context.
Module #2 Greek Gods and Goddesses:An Overview Introduction to the pantheon of Greek deities and their roles in mythology, with a focus on their depiction in classical sculpture.
Module #3 Zeus and Jupiter:King of the Gods In-depth analysis of the iconography of Zeus/Jupiter, including his attributes, poses, and mythological stories depicted in classical sculpture.
Module #4 Poseidon and Neptune:Gods of the Sea Exploration of the iconography of Poseidon/Neptune, including his association with the sea, horses, and earthquakes in classical sculpture.
Module #5 Hera and Juno:Queen of the Gods Analysis of the iconography of Hera/Juno, including her role as goddess of marriage, childbirth, and queen of the gods in classical sculpture.
Module #6 Demeter and Ceres:Goddesses of Agriculture Examination of the iconography of Demeter/Ceres, including her association with harvest, fertility, and the Eleusinian Mysteries in classical sculpture.
Module #7 Athena and Minerva:Goddesses of Wisdom In-depth analysis of the iconography of Athena/Minerva, including her association with wisdom, war, and crafts in classical sculpture.
Module #8 Apollo and Phoebus:Gods of the Sun Exploration of the iconography of Apollo/Phoebus, including his association with music, poetry, and prophecy in classical sculpture.
Module #9 Artemis and Diana:Goddesses of the Hunt Analysis of the iconography of Artemis/Diana, including her association with hunting, wilderness, and childbirth in classical sculpture.
Module #10 Ares and Mars:Gods of War Examination of the iconography of Ares/Mars, including his association with war, violence, and masculinity in classical sculpture.
Module #11 Aphrodite and Venus:Goddesses of Love In-depth analysis of the iconography of Aphrodite/Venus, including her association with love, beauty, and desire in classical sculpture.
Module #12 Dionysus and Bacchus:Gods of Wine and Ecstasy Exploration of the iconography of Dionysus/Bacchus, including his association with wine, theater, and ritual ecstasy in classical sculpture.
Module #13 Heroes and Mortals in Classical Sculpture Analysis of the depiction of heroes and mortals in classical sculpture, including their roles in mythology and their iconographic significance.
Module #14 Mythological Creatures in Classical Sculpture Examination of the depiction of mythological creatures such as centaurs, satyrs, and sirens in classical sculpture, and their symbolic meanings.
Module #15 Roman Imperial Iconography Analysis of the use of classical iconography in Roman imperial art and architecture, including the depiction of emperors and imperial propaganda.
Module #16 Classical Influences on Western Art Exploration of the impact of classical iconography on Western art, including the Renaissance, Neoclassicism, and modern art movements.
Module #17 Iconography in Funerary Art Analysis of the use of classical iconography in funerary art, including tomb reliefs, sarcophagi, and grave markers.
Module #18 Conservation and Preservation of Classical Sculpture Discussion of the importance of conservation and preservation of classical sculpture, including modern techniques and challenges.
Module #19 Digitization and 3D Modeling in Iconography Exploration of the role of digital technology in the study and analysis of classical iconography, including 3D modeling and virtual reconstruction.
Module #20 Iconography in Museums and Galleries Analysis of the display and interpretation of classical sculpture in museums and galleries, including issues of cultural sensitivity and ownership.
Module #21 Case Studies in Iconography:The Parthenon Marbles In-depth analysis of the Parthenon Marbles as an example of classical iconography, including their cultural significance and contemporary controversies.
Module #22 Case Studies in Iconography:The Nike of Samothrace Examination of the Nike of Samothrace as an example of classical iconography, including its cultural significance and artistic context.
Module #23 Case Studies in Iconography:The Laocoön Group Analysis of the Laocoön Group as an example of classical iconography, including its cultural significance and artistic context.
Module #24 Iconography in Non-Western Cultures Exploration of the use of iconography in non-Western cultures, including Egyptian, Mesopotamian, and Asian art and architecture.
Module #25 Interdisciplinary Approaches to Iconography Analysis of the intersection of iconography with other disciplines, including anthropology, sociology, and feminism.
Module #26 Iconography and Cultural Identity Examination of the role of iconography in shaping cultural identity, including issues of cultural appropriation and representation.
Module #27 Iconography and Power Dynamics Analysis of the use of iconography as a tool of power and propaganda, including its role in ancient and modern political contexts.
Module #28 Iconography and Ritual Practice Exploration of the relationship between iconography and ritual practice, including the use of images in ancient religious and cultic contexts.
Module #29 Iconography and Embodiment Analysis of the depiction of the human body in classical iconography, including issues of beauty, heroism, and mortality.
Module #30 Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion Planning next steps in Iconography in Classical Sculpture career
