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Art history is more than just an appreciation of beautiful artifacts.

You will learn about the social and cultural context in which art was created, and you will study the political, economic, and religious climate which influenced art through different historical periods. Mastering the discipline of Art History demands analytical, creative thinking and the development of a variety of communication and organizational skills, ideal preparation for a wide range of career options.

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