Women artists who shaped modernity

About this course

This course surveys 18th- and 19th-century art history through women artists, major artistic movements and their historical contexts. Its coverage extends from Rococo to Romanticism and beyond, with attention to artistic styles, techniques and the effects of societal and political change on art creation. Learning is supported through classwork and homework activities, while learners set individual targets with tutor guidance at the beginning of the course.

What you'll learn

• Describe key artistic styles and movements from Rococo to Romanticism and beyond
• Identify techniques associated with 18th- and 19th-century art
• Explain how societal and political changes influenced art creation
• Relate women artists and major artworks to their wider historical contexts

Is this course right for you?

The course is intended for anyone interested in 18th- and 19th-century art. Although it is labelled All Levels, the provider explicitly states that no previous knowledge is necessary, making it accessible to newcomers. Participation includes classwork and homework, with individual learning targets agreed with tutor guidance.

• No previous knowledge is necessary
• Includes classwork and homework activities
• Learners set individual learning targets with tutor guidance

Before you go

• Bring paper and a pen.
• The tutor will advise on any additional resources required.
• Literacy and numeracy help, ESOL support, and additional support for learning difficulties or disabilities are available.