DIVISION OF FINE ARTS
ART
FRANK ZAMORA, Chairman
Objectives: The objectives of the Art department are (1) to promote pro ficiency in a specialized area for a pro fessional art career, (2) to develop adequate intellectual foundations and technical skills to pursue advanced study in Art. Department Minor: 20 units, of which 12 must be upper division. The stu dent must complete lower division courses 101, 103, 105, 201, and the remaining units from the following: Drawing, Painting, Watercolor, De sign, Art History. 101 ART APPRECIATION (3) Designed to promote an appreciation of painting, sculpture, and architecture, as well as the graphics, industrial, and dec orative arts; comparative study of styles, periods, and artists. Prerequisite for all subsequent art courses. Either semester. 102 GREAT MASTERWORKS (3) An analytical view of major artistic 1111 achievements in painting; group and in dividual projects. Fee: $8.00. Either se mester. 103 DRAWING I (2) Basic drawing to study form, perspec tive, and composition. Fee: $2.00. 104 CRAFTS (2)
PROFESSOR: Brown ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS: J. Hill (chairman), Lock, Schaper, Stepan, Unfreid, Wong ASSISTANT PROFESSORS: Kindell, Schwarz, Wiebe, Zamora INSTRUCTORS: Logan, Wall, *Weathers
Introductory studies in various forms of handicrafts, including silk screening, tex tiles, stained glass, leather, and weav ing. Fee: $10.00. 105 PAINTING I (2) Painting in oil, problems u s ing still life. Prerequisite: 103 or ·consent of instruc tor. Either semester. Fee : $2.00.
*Military leave, 1970-71.
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