ARH 114A - Ancient Through Medieval Art
	Art and architecture from the ancient through medieval periods with emphasis on political, social and cultural context.  Areas of study include the Paleolithic, ancient Mesopotamia, Anatolia, Egypt, the Aegean and Greece, Rome and early and medieval Christian imagery and architecture. Every year. Credit: 4

	ARH 116A - Renaissance to Modern
	Art and architecture from the Renaissance to the Modern with emphasis on the political, social and cultural context.  Areas of study include the Italian and Northern Renaissance and Baroque through the rise of Romanticism after the French Revolution. Every year. Credit: 4

	ARH 177A - Topics in Art History
	Special topics in art history not covered in the regular curriculum. Variable. Credit: 4

	ARH 274A - Modern European Art
	The development of modernism in European art from the late 19th century until World War II. Every two years.  Credit: 4

	ARH 276A - Contemporary Art
	The development of contemporary art from 1960 to the present, from formalism to postmodernism to the present moment. Every two years. Credit: 4

	ARH 277A - Topics in Art History
	Covers specialized topics not covered in the regular art history curriculum. Variable. Credit: 4

	ARH 279A - Multicutural Literature and Film
	Course will examine a diverse range of representations of ethnicity in literature and film. The course will also likely require some attendance at films outside the regular class meeting times (possibly a screening of a recently released movie or possibly in conjunction with a campus film series or a nearby film festival). Once every two years. CCP Credit: 4

	ARH 280A - World Film
	Issues in contemporary international film, focusing on political, social, cultural and cinematic context. Every three years. CCP Credit: 4

	ARH 282A - Modern American Art and Society
	History of the development of modernism within its social, political and cultural contexts in the United States from the late 19th century to World War II. Once every two years.  Credit: 4

	ARH 284A - History of Japanese Film
	This course studies Japanese film within its social and cinematic context from the silent films of Ozu through the 1950s' "golden age" of Ozu, Mizoguchi and Kurosawa, to the dystopic postmodernism of today's directors. At least every three years. CCP Credit: 4

	ARH 372A - History of Japanese Art
	The history of Japanese art from prehistory to the present in political and social context, with special attention to connections to literature and theatre. Every three years. CCP Credit: 4

	ARH 376A - History of Photography
	The history and theory of photography from its origins to the present day. Every three years. Credit: 4

	ARH 377A - Topics in Art History
	Covers advanced specialized topics not covered in the regular art history curriculum. Variable. Credit: 4

	ARH 390 - Internship
	Interns fully participate (design and/or implement)  curatorial or educational gallery programming, either at the UMF Art Gallery or another site approved by advisor. Student must have a UMF advisor for the internship; additional outside advisors are encouraged. Course may be repeated for credit one time. Every semester. Credit: 4

	ARH 397 - Independent Study in Art History
	An opportunity to pursue a major independent research project in art history. Prerequisite(s): Permission of instructor. Every semester. Credit: 4