ITALIAN RENAISSANCE AND BAROQUE ART IN CONTEXT
[UMM Study Abroad Trip,
Spring Break 2006]
Giotto’s Campanile
(photo: J. Dabbs)
PLEASE NOTE – THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS – KEEP CHECKING BACK, OR MAKE SUGGESTIONS!
Organized
by:
Prof. Julia Dabbs
Contact: 589-6232; dabbsj@morris.umn.edu
Office hrs: M/W 2:10-3:
T/TH 1:30-2:30
Trip
Orientation Sessions:
Thurs.
Feb. 2, 7-8 p.m., HFA 2 – crucial logistical info for trip
Thurs. Feb. 9, 7-8 p.m., HFA
2 - Italian
Renaissance Art in
Thurs. Feb. 16, 7-8 p.m.,
HFA 2 - Italian
Renaissance and Baroque Art in
Thurs. Feb. 23,
7-8 p.m., HFA 2 -
basic Italian language; safety tips
Final Itinerary [will have soon]
Renaissance
& Baroque Works of Art to see
Churches
in Rome [has really useful section where you can look up an artist’s name,
say Bernini, and see where his works are]
Useful Website Links [general
travel]:
- Seminars International
[tour company we are using;
has some useful travel links]
-
Safety
Guidelines for Travel Abroad (in general)
-
Learning (or reviewing!) some Italian language
basics
- Weather forecasts
§
Train Schedules [for those
free days!]
-
FIRENZE (
- map
(thanks to Kevin for this link)
-
Hotel Executive (where we are staying)
·
Florence events and getting around
ROMA (
§
map (thanks also to Kevin)
-
§
Hotel Gioberti
(where we are staying)
View
toward