ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIORS OF PARIS:
A DRAWING INVESTIGATION
July 20 - July 31

This course offers an immersion into the built environment of Paris—its monuments, museums, urban fabric, rooms, gardens, early modern masterpieces, art, culture, and innovations. The city will be the classroom and drawing will be the primary tool for discovery. Drawing methods practiced on-site and include orthographic correspondence, perspective drawing, composite/layered drawing, sketchbook work, and experimental mixed media work that will capture the experience of being in Paris. Conversations will incorporate contemporary and historical views, as sites shift from medieval to modern, and drawings move from documentation to analysis and invention. Note: This course is available for graduate credit. Students enrolling at the graduate level should indicate this status on the Registration Form. It is recommended that students without any previous drawing experience take the two-week course: Drawing in Paris, College/Adult level, in addition to this course to build the necessary skills.

College/Adult PNPA 0225 Section A

Schedule	July 20 to July 31
Class Meeting	Monday through Friday, 9am to 4pm, with a one-hour lunch break
Course Level and credit	Rigorous introductory course for two undergraduate credits
Age requirement	19 years of age, or one year of college completed
Pre-requisites	None
Tuition and fees	$2,908 (housing, meals, supplies and flight are extra)
Deadline	The registration deadline is May 1
Student Housing	Student housing is available.
	A separate registration is required.
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ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIORS OF PARIS: A DRAWING INVESTIGATION July 20 - July 31

ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIORS OF PARIS:
A DRAWING INVESTIGATION
July 20 - July 31