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Art History Lecture Series with Dr. Christian Conrad
Museum of Texas Tech University Association
Museum of Texas Tech University | Helen DeVitt Jones Sculpture Court
3301 4^th Street

Fridays, September 8th – December 1st
10:30am Coffee and Conversation; 11:00am Lecture begins

Admission
Semester dues:  $45
Individual Session: $7 (Payable at the door; Free for students with a valid ID)

Fall 2023 Semester Schedule: 

*Sept. 8: Introduction and Art in the Prehistoric World

*Sept. 15: Neolithic Art and the Earliest Civilizations

Sept. 22: Old Kingdom Egypt and Neighboring Cultures

Sept. 29: new Kingdom Egypt and the Rise of the Society-based Art

Oct. 6: Aegean and Early Greek Art: The Formation of Classical Society

Oct. 13: The Golden Age of Creation: Greek Art through the Hellenistic Period

Oct. 20: Roman Art and the Standardization of Artistic Thinking

Oct. 27: Early Christian Art and the Spread of Religious-based Aesthetics

Nov. 3: The Romanesque and Gothic Periods: A Strive for Uniformity

Nov. 10: The Italian Renaissance and Why It Changed Our View of Art

Nov. 17: The High Renaissance with the Rising Role of the Artist

Nov. 24: NONE – Thanksgiving week

Dec. 1: The Northern Renaissance and the New Medium of Oil Paint

*Free Guest Days: HAS is offering two guest days, which are free and open to anyone with an interest in Arts History: (9/8) and (9/15)

Featured Artists: the Arts History Series has invited Texas Artists to present samples & portfolios of works for their enjoyment of AHS patrons.

http://www.depts.ttu.edu/museumttu/
https://www.facebook.com/MuseumofTexasTechUniversity/
https://www.mottua.org/art-history/
https://www.mottua.org/events/

Art History Lecture Series with Dr. Christian Conrad
Museum of Texas Tech University Association
Museum of Texas Tech University | Helen DeVitt Jones Sculpture Court
3301 4^th Street

Fridays, September 8th – December 1st
10:30am Coffee and Conversation; 11:00am Lecture begins

Admission
Semester dues:  $45
Individual Session: $7 (Payable at the door; Free for students with a valid ID)

Fall 2023 Semester Schedule: 

*Sept. 8: Introduction and Art in the Prehistoric World

*Sept. 15: Neolithic Art and the Earliest Civilizations

Sept. 22: Old Kingdom Egypt and Neighboring Cultures

Sept. 29: new Kingdom Egypt and the Rise of the Society-based Art

Oct. 6: Aegean and Early Greek Art: The Formation of Classical Society

Oct. 13: The Golden Age of Creation: Greek Art through the Hellenistic Period

Oct. 20: Roman Art and the Standardization of Artistic Thinking

Oct. 27: Early Christian Art and the Spread of Religious-based Aesthetics

Nov. 3: The Romanesque and Gothic Periods: A Strive for Uniformity

Nov. 10: The Italian Renaissance and Why It Changed Our View of Art

Nov. 17: The High Renaissance with the Rising Role of the Artist

Nov. 24: NONE – Thanksgiving week

Dec. 1: The Northern Renaissance and the New Medium of Oil Paint

*Free Guest Days: HAS is offering two guest days, which are free and open to anyone with an interest in Arts History: (9/8) and (9/15)

Featured Artists: the Arts History Series has invited Texas Artists to present samples & portfolios of works for their enjoyment of AHS patrons.

http://www.depts.ttu.edu/museumttu/
https://www.facebook.com/MuseumofTexasTechUniversity/
https://www.mottua.org/art-history/
https://www.mottua.org/events/

Art History Lecture Series with Dr. Christian Conrad
Museum of Texas Tech University Association
Museum of Texas Tech University | Helen DeVitt Jones Sculpture Court
3301 4^th Street

Fridays, September 8th – December 1st
10:30am Coffee and Conversation; 11:00am Lecture begins

Admission
Semester dues:  $45
Individual Session: $7 (Payable at the door; Free for students with a valid ID)

Fall 2023 Semester Schedule: 

*Sept. 8: Introduction and Art in the Prehistoric World

*Sept. 15: Neolithic Art and the Earliest Civilizations

Sept. 22: Old Kingdom Egypt and Neighboring Cultures

Sept. 29: new Kingdom Egypt and the Rise of the Society-based Art

Oct. 6: Aegean and Early Greek Art: The Formation of Classical Society

Oct. 13: The Golden Age of Creation: Greek Art through the Hellenistic Period

Oct. 20: Roman Art and the Standardization of Artistic Thinking

Oct. 27: Early Christian Art and the Spread of Religious-based Aesthetics

Nov. 3: The Romanesque and Gothic Periods: A Strive for Uniformity

Nov. 10: The Italian Renaissance and Why It Changed Our View of Art

Nov. 17: The High Renaissance with the Rising Role of the Artist

Nov. 24: NONE – Thanksgiving week

Dec. 1: The Northern Renaissance and the New Medium of Oil Paint

*Free Guest Days: HAS is offering two guest days, which are free and open to anyone with an interest in Arts History: (9/8) and (9/15)

Featured Artists: the Arts History Series has invited Texas Artists to present samples & portfolios of works for their enjoyment of AHS patrons.

http://www.depts.ttu.edu/museumttu/
https://www.facebook.com/MuseumofTexasTechUniversity/
https://www.mottua.org/art-history/
https://www.mottua.org/events/

Art History Lecture Series with Dr. Christian Conrad
Museum of Texas Tech University Association
Museum of Texas Tech University | Helen DeVitt Jones Sculpture Court
3301 4^th Street

Fridays, September 8th – December 1st
10:30am Coffee and Conversation; 11:00am Lecture begins

Admission
Semester dues:  $45
Individual Session: $7 (Payable at the door; Free for students with a valid ID)

Fall 2023 Semester Schedule: 

*Sept. 8: Introduction and Art in the Prehistoric World

*Sept. 15: Neolithic Art and the Earliest Civilizations

Sept. 22: Old Kingdom Egypt and Neighboring Cultures

Sept. 29: new Kingdom Egypt and the Rise of the Society-based Art

Oct. 6: Aegean and Early Greek Art: The Formation of Classical Society

Oct. 13: The Golden Age of Creation: Greek Art through the Hellenistic Period

Oct. 20: Roman Art and the Standardization of Artistic Thinking

Oct. 27: Early Christian Art and the Spread of Religious-based Aesthetics

Nov. 3: The Romanesque and Gothic Periods: A Strive for Uniformity

Nov. 10: The Italian Renaissance and Why It Changed Our View of Art

Nov. 17: The High Renaissance with the Rising Role of the Artist

Nov. 24: NONE – Thanksgiving week

Dec. 1: The Northern Renaissance and the New Medium of Oil Paint

*Free Guest Days: HAS is offering two guest days, which are free and open to anyone with an interest in Arts History: (9/8) and (9/15)

Featured Artists: the Arts History Series has invited Texas Artists to present samples & portfolios of works for their enjoyment of AHS patrons.

http://www.depts.ttu.edu/museumttu/
https://www.facebook.com/MuseumofTexasTechUniversity/
https://www.mottua.org/art-history/
https://www.mottua.org/events/

Art History Lecture Series with Dr. Christian Conrad
Museum of Texas Tech University Association
Museum of Texas Tech University | Helen DeVitt Jones Sculpture Court
3301 4^th Street

Fridays, September 8th – December 1st
10:30am Coffee and Conversation; 11:00am Lecture begins

Admission
Semester dues:  $45
Individual Session: $7 (Payable at the door; Free for students with a valid ID)

Fall 2023 Semester Schedule: 

*Sept. 8: Introduction and Art in the Prehistoric World

*Sept. 15: Neolithic Art and the Earliest Civilizations

Sept. 22: Old Kingdom Egypt and Neighboring Cultures

Sept. 29: new Kingdom Egypt and the Rise of the Society-based Art

Oct. 6: Aegean and Early Greek Art: The Formation of Classical Society

Oct. 13: The Golden Age of Creation: Greek Art through the Hellenistic Period

Oct. 20: Roman Art and the Standardization of Artistic Thinking

Oct. 27: Early Christian Art and the Spread of Religious-based Aesthetics

Nov. 3: The Romanesque and Gothic Periods: A Strive for Uniformity

Nov. 10: The Italian Renaissance and Why It Changed Our View of Art

Nov. 17: The High Renaissance with the Rising Role of the Artist

Nov. 24: NONE – Thanksgiving week

Dec. 1: The Northern Renaissance and the New Medium of Oil Paint

*Free Guest Days: HAS is offering two guest days, which are free and open to anyone with an interest in Arts History: (9/8) and (9/15)

Featured Artists: the Arts History Series has invited Texas Artists to present samples & portfolios of works for their enjoyment of AHS patrons.

http://www.depts.ttu.edu/museumttu/
https://www.facebook.com/MuseumofTexasTechUniversity/
https://www.mottua.org/art-history/
https://www.mottua.org/events/

Art History Lecture Series with Dr. Christian Conrad
Museum of Texas Tech University Association
Museum of Texas Tech University | Helen DeVitt Jones Sculpture Court
3301 4^th Street

Fridays, September 8th – December 1st
10:30am Coffee and Conversation; 11:00am Lecture begins

Admission
Semester dues:  $45
Individual Session: $7 (Payable at the door; Free for students with a valid ID)

Fall 2023 Semester Schedule: 

*Sept. 8: Introduction and Art in the Prehistoric World

*Sept. 15: Neolithic Art and the Earliest Civilizations

Sept. 22: Old Kingdom Egypt and Neighboring Cultures

Sept. 29: new Kingdom Egypt and the Rise of the Society-based Art

Oct. 6: Aegean and Early Greek Art: The Formation of Classical Society

Oct. 13: The Golden Age of Creation: Greek Art through the Hellenistic Period

Oct. 20: Roman Art and the Standardization of Artistic Thinking

Oct. 27: Early Christian Art and the Spread of Religious-based Aesthetics

Nov. 3: The Romanesque and Gothic Periods: A Strive for Uniformity

Nov. 10: The Italian Renaissance and Why It Changed Our View of Art

Nov. 17: The High Renaissance with the Rising Role of the Artist

Nov. 24: NONE – Thanksgiving week

Dec. 1: The Northern Renaissance and the New Medium of Oil Paint

*Free Guest Days: HAS is offering two guest days, which are free and open to anyone with an interest in Arts History: (9/8) and (9/15)

Featured Artists: the Arts History Series has invited Texas Artists to present samples & portfolios of works for their enjoyment of AHS patrons.

http://www.depts.ttu.edu/museumttu/
https://www.facebook.com/MuseumofTexasTechUniversity/
https://www.mottua.org/art-history/
https://www.mottua.org/events/

Art History Lecture Series with Dr. Christian Conrad
Museum of Texas Tech University Association
Museum of Texas Tech University | Helen DeVitt Jones Sculpture Court
3301 4^th Street

Fridays, September 8th – December 1st
10:30am Coffee and Conversation; 11:00am Lecture begins

Admission
Semester dues:  $45
Individual Session: $7 (Payable at the door; Free for students with a valid ID)

Fall 2023 Semester Schedule: 

*Sept. 8: Introduction and Art in the Prehistoric World

*Sept. 15: Neolithic Art and the Earliest Civilizations

Sept. 22: Old Kingdom Egypt and Neighboring Cultures

Sept. 29: new Kingdom Egypt and the Rise of the Society-based Art

Oct. 6: Aegean and Early Greek Art: The Formation of Classical Society

Oct. 13: The Golden Age of Creation: Greek Art through the Hellenistic Period

Oct. 20: Roman Art and the Standardization of Artistic Thinking

Oct. 27: Early Christian Art and the Spread of Religious-based Aesthetics

Nov. 3: The Romanesque and Gothic Periods: A Strive for Uniformity

Nov. 10: The Italian Renaissance and Why It Changed Our View of Art

Nov. 17: The High Renaissance with the Rising Role of the Artist

Nov. 24: NONE – Thanksgiving week

Dec. 1: The Northern Renaissance and the New Medium of Oil Paint

*Free Guest Days: HAS is offering two guest days, which are free and open to anyone with an interest in Arts History: (9/8) and (9/15)

Featured Artists: the Arts History Series has invited Texas Artists to present samples & portfolios of works for their enjoyment of AHS patrons.

http://www.depts.ttu.edu/museumttu/
https://www.facebook.com/MuseumofTexasTechUniversity/
https://www.mottua.org/art-history/
https://www.mottua.org/events/

Art History Lecture Series with Dr. Christian Conrad
Museum of Texas Tech University Association
Museum of Texas Tech University | Helen DeVitt Jones Sculpture Court
3301 4^th Street

Fridays, September 8th – December 1st
10:30am Coffee and Conversation; 11:00am Lecture begins

Admission
Semester dues:  $45
Individual Session: $7 (Payable at the door; Free for students with a valid ID)

Fall 2023 Semester Schedule: 

*Sept. 8: Introduction and Art in the Prehistoric World

*Sept. 15: Neolithic Art and the Earliest Civilizations

Sept. 22: Old Kingdom Egypt and Neighboring Cultures

Sept. 29: new Kingdom Egypt and the Rise of the Society-based Art

Oct. 6: Aegean and Early Greek Art: The Formation of Classical Society

Oct. 13: The Golden Age of Creation: Greek Art through the Hellenistic Period

Oct. 20: Roman Art and the Standardization of Artistic Thinking

Oct. 27: Early Christian Art and the Spread of Religious-based Aesthetics

Nov. 3: The Romanesque and Gothic Periods: A Strive for Uniformity

Nov. 10: The Italian Renaissance and Why It Changed Our View of Art

Nov. 17: The High Renaissance with the Rising Role of the Artist

Nov. 24: NONE – Thanksgiving week

Dec. 1: The Northern Renaissance and the New Medium of Oil Paint

*Free Guest Days: HAS is offering two guest days, which are free and open to anyone with an interest in Arts History: (9/8) and (9/15)

Featured Artists: the Arts History Series has invited Texas Artists to present samples & portfolios of works for their enjoyment of AHS patrons.

http://www.depts.ttu.edu/museumttu/
https://www.facebook.com/MuseumofTexasTechUniversity/
https://www.mottua.org/art-history/
https://www.mottua.org/events/

Art History Lecture Series with Dr. Christian Conrad
Museum of Texas Tech University Association
Museum of Texas Tech University | Helen DeVitt Jones Sculpture Court
3301 4^th Street

Fridays, September 8th – December 1st
10:30am Coffee and Conversation; 11:00am Lecture begins

Admission
Semester dues:  $45
Individual Session: $7 (Payable at the door; Free for students with a valid ID)

Fall 2023 Semester Schedule: 

*Sept. 8: Introduction and Art in the Prehistoric World

*Sept. 15: Neolithic Art and the Earliest Civilizations

Sept. 22: Old Kingdom Egypt and Neighboring Cultures

Sept. 29: new Kingdom Egypt and the Rise of the Society-based Art

Oct. 6: Aegean and Early Greek Art: The Formation of Classical Society

Oct. 13: The Golden Age of Creation: Greek Art through the Hellenistic Period

Oct. 20: Roman Art and the Standardization of Artistic Thinking

Oct. 27: Early Christian Art and the Spread of Religious-based Aesthetics

Nov. 3: The Romanesque and Gothic Periods: A Strive for Uniformity

Nov. 10: The Italian Renaissance and Why It Changed Our View of Art

Nov. 17: The High Renaissance with the Rising Role of the Artist

Nov. 24: NONE – Thanksgiving week

Dec. 1: The Northern Renaissance and the New Medium of Oil Paint

*Free Guest Days: HAS is offering two guest days, which are free and open to anyone with an interest in Arts History: (9/8) and (9/15)

Featured Artists: the Arts History Series has invited Texas Artists to present samples & portfolios of works for their enjoyment of AHS patrons.

http://www.depts.ttu.edu/museumttu/
https://www.facebook.com/MuseumofTexasTechUniversity/
https://www.mottua.org/art-history/
https://www.mottua.org/events/

Art History Lecture Series with Dr. Christian Conrad
Museum of Texas Tech University Association
Museum of Texas Tech University | Helen DeVitt Jones Sculpture Court
3301 4^th Street

Fridays, September 8th – December 1st
10:30am Coffee and Conversation; 11:00am Lecture begins

Admission
Semester dues:  $45
Individual Session: $7 (Payable at the door; Free for students with a valid ID)

Fall 2023 Semester Schedule: 

*Sept. 8: Introduction and Art in the Prehistoric World

*Sept. 15: Neolithic Art and the Earliest Civilizations

Sept. 22: Old Kingdom Egypt and Neighboring Cultures

Sept. 29: new Kingdom Egypt and the Rise of the Society-based Art

Oct. 6: Aegean and Early Greek Art: The Formation of Classical Society

Oct. 13: The Golden Age of Creation: Greek Art through the Hellenistic Period

Oct. 20: Roman Art and the Standardization of Artistic Thinking

Oct. 27: Early Christian Art and the Spread of Religious-based Aesthetics

Nov. 3: The Romanesque and Gothic Periods: A Strive for Uniformity

Nov. 10: The Italian Renaissance and Why It Changed Our View of Art

Nov. 17: The High Renaissance with the Rising Role of the Artist

Nov. 24: NONE – Thanksgiving week

Dec. 1: The Northern Renaissance and the New Medium of Oil Paint

*Free Guest Days: HAS is offering two guest days, which are free and open to anyone with an interest in Arts History: (9/8) and (9/15)

Featured Artists: the Arts History Series has invited Texas Artists to present samples & portfolios of works for their enjoyment of AHS patrons.

http://www.depts.ttu.edu/museumttu/
https://www.facebook.com/MuseumofTexasTechUniversity/
https://www.mottua.org/art-history/
https://www.mottua.org/events/

Art History Lecture Series with Dr. Christian Conrad
Museum of Texas Tech University Association
Museum of Texas Tech University | Helen DeVitt Jones Sculpture Court
3301 4^th Street

Fridays, September 8th – December 1st
10:30am Coffee and Conversation; 11:00am Lecture begins

Admission
Semester dues:  $45
Individual Session: $7 (Payable at the door; Free for students with a valid ID)

Fall 2023 Semester Schedule: 

*Sept. 8: Introduction and Art in the Prehistoric World

*Sept. 15: Neolithic Art and the Earliest Civilizations

Sept. 22: Old Kingdom Egypt and Neighboring Cultures

Sept. 29: new Kingdom Egypt and the Rise of the Society-based Art

Oct. 6: Aegean and Early Greek Art: The Formation of Classical Society

Oct. 13: The Golden Age of Creation: Greek Art through the Hellenistic Period

Oct. 20: Roman Art and the Standardization of Artistic Thinking

Oct. 27: Early Christian Art and the Spread of Religious-based Aesthetics

Nov. 3: The Romanesque and Gothic Periods: A Strive for Uniformity

Nov. 10: The Italian Renaissance and Why It Changed Our View of Art

Nov. 17: The High Renaissance with the Rising Role of the Artist

Nov. 24: NONE – Thanksgiving week

Dec. 1: The Northern Renaissance and the New Medium of Oil Paint

*Free Guest Days: HAS is offering two guest days, which are free and open to anyone with an interest in Arts History: (9/8) and (9/15)

Featured Artists: the Arts History Series has invited Texas Artists to present samples & portfolios of works for their enjoyment of AHS patrons.

http://www.depts.ttu.edu/museumttu/
https://www.facebook.com/MuseumofTexasTechUniversity/
https://www.mottua.org/art-history/
https://www.mottua.org/events/