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study history of art at greene’s

Studying A level History of Art at Greene’s provides a comprehensive introduction to visual literacy, emphasising the importance of understanding artworks as reflections of economic, political, social, and religious structures.

what will you study?

The course covers a broad range of art history from 500 BCE to the present, focusing on key historical moments, themes, and methodologies. Students develop essential skills in visual analysis, critical thinking, and effective communication.

The subject requires no prior art knowledge and complements various other A level subjects, including the sciences. It develops transferable skills such as problem-solving, time management, and effective communication. History of Art at Greene’s prepares students for higher education and careers in art history and related fields, encouraging a lifelong engagement with the visual arts.

Christopher S. Wood, A History of Art History

“Art is the direct confrontation between an irreducible individual soul, unreachable by society, and the facts of nature and human nature. The critic, not the connoisseur, reconstructs this confrontation.”

where can a level art history take you?

Studying A level history of Art opens up many career pathways which may include auction houses, cultural heritage, education, conservation, curation, and more. The analytical and writing skills gained are also well applied to a range of career options including publishing, marketing, and consulting.

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Examination BoardEdexcel
Prospective ModulesVisual Analysis; Themes; Periods

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