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Spanish 4/5 historia del arte español: module 2
Advanced Spanish course exploring Spanish art from Romanticism to Surrealism through artwork analysis, discussion and a concluding gallery visit.
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What Advanced (C1+) Spanish means
At C1+ Spanish, learners can express complex ideas precisely, understand nuance and adapt their language to different contexts.
Qualify an argument
Si bien el argumento resulta convincente en términos generales, pasa por alto varias consecuencias imprevistas.
While the argument is broadly convincing, it overlooks several unintended consequences.
Convey nuance
No me opongo a la propuesta en sí; lo que cuestiono es la forma precipitada de aplicarla.
I do not oppose the proposal itself; what I question is the rushed way it is being implemented.
Adapt your register
Le agradecería que reconsiderara la decisión a la luz de la información adicional adjunta.
I would be grateful if you would reconsider the decision in light of the additional information attached.
These are general examples of language use at this level, not a description of any individual course syllabus.
About this course
This course examines Spanish paintings and sculptures associated with Romanticism, Post-impressionism, Cubism and Surrealism, tracing artistic changes from the 19th century to the mid-20th century and considering their relationship to wider European art. Teaching combines presentations, audio-visual resources and hand-outs with spoken interaction, pair and group work, role plays and games. Learners analyse selected artworks, compare artistic styles and practise discussing art in Spanish, with a gallery visit forming part of the course.
What you'll learn
- Identify major Spanish artworks held in London museums and galleries
- Explain how Spanish art developed across the periods studied
- Relate the contribution of these periods to the evolution of European art
- Distinguish between painting and sculpture styles and artistic representations
- Use specific Spanish vocabulary to discuss art
Is this course right for you?
The course is intended for learners with advanced Spanish, including native speakers, and requires substantial recent study or equivalent language ability. Previous knowledge of Spanish or South American art is not needed. Participation involves spoken interaction, pair and group activities, and recommended homework to consolidate learning.
- Advanced Spanish knowledge is essential
- Open to native Spanish speakers
- No prior knowledge of Spanish or South American art is needed
- Homework is recommended
Before you go
- Teaching and learning resources are provided through Google Classroom.
- The course uses the tutor's own resources.