Series 2 - University of Toronto: lecture notes and teaching materials

0.60 m of textual and graphic records

This series documents courses taught by Professor Shaw in the Department of Fine Art and in the School of Graduate Studies, History of Art. It consists of correspondence, notes, course outlines, reading lists, detailed notes on how the courses were given, some lecture notes, overall assessments of the students’ papers and seminars, completed course critiques by the students themselves, and a selection of student papers for undergraduate and graduate courses. Only a small selection of undergraduate student papers has been retained. Professor Shaw made detailed critiques of student presentations and papers for graduate courses, so more papers have been kept. There are a few photographs for the course, FAH 2003F (1988). The arrangement is by ascending course number and by academic year for each course.

The courses taught and documented in this series are:

FAR 100 : Material and methods of Art History
FAR 255F : Greek sanctuaries
FAH 316F : Art on Thera
FAH 319 S/H : Art at ancient Akrotiri on Thera
FAH 421F/S : Representational art of the east Mediterranean Bronze Age
FAH 422S : Art on Thera, ca. 1500 BC (successor to FAH 319 S/H)
FAH 423 : Problems and possibilities of the Minoan palaces
FAH 424/3424 : Aegean religious art and architecture
FAH 425 : The Mycenean palaces
FAH 481S/2001S : Studies in ancient art: Problems in Bronze Age art
FAH 481H1(Y) : Palaeolithic art
FAR/FAH 2000/2000Y: The Aegean the Bronze Age
FAH 2001S/X : Special problems in Bronze Age Aegean archaeology
FAH 2002X : Excavations at Kommos
FAH 2003F/S : Art and archaeology of Minoan Kommos (later, ‘Kommos in the Bronze and
Iron Ages’)
FAH 2004S : The Greek sanctuary at Kommos
FAH 2005H : Minoan architecture: concepts and styles

Closed until 1 Jan 2020