ILS 610 - Illustration in Context 1

2 credit(s)
This course investigates the evolution of American illustration, beginning with the Industrial Revolution through the 1950s, when photography and television affected the illustration market. Each decade is chronologically explored, highlighting the emerging styles and influences that had an impact on illustration and the graphic arts. Special attention is given to the Brandywine School and the notable illustrators who forged the golden age of illustration. The course concludes with a visit to the Norman Rockwell Museum, showcasing work being discussed.
Prerequisite(s): Admission to M.F.A. in illustration.
Laboratory fee.

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