Conservation of Historic Interiors
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Chichester
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Classroom
Conservation of Painted Interiors
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Chichester
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Classroom
Conservation of Transport and Industrial Collections
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Chichester
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Classroom
Damaged books and bound archives: Practical first steps
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London
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Classroom
Disaster response and salvage training
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London
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Classroom
Doing digitisation
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Short University Courses
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London
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Classroom
Dust and dirt: Strategies for prevention and management
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Short University Courses
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London
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Classroom
Environment: Effective monitoring and management
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Short University Courses
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Chichester
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Classroom
Essential preservation
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Short University Courses
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London
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Classroom
Filling and Retouching of Three-dimensional Objects
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Short University Courses
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Chichester
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Classroom
Housekeeping and Dust
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Short University Courses
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Chichester
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Classroom
Integrated Pest Management Workshop
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Short University Courses
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Chichester
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Classroom
Karibari Board Making
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Short University Courses
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Chichester
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Classroom
Leather species identification
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Short University Courses
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London
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Classroom
Lighting for Conservation and Access
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Short University Courses
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Chichester
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Classroom
Mountmaking for Museum Objects
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Short University Courses
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Chichester
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Classroom
Preserving historic photographs
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Short University Courses
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Multiple (2)
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Classroom
Preventing pests by integrated pest management
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Short University Courses
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London
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Classroom
Frequently asked questions
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What is art history?
Art history is the study of art and its historical development. It explores the historical and cultural contexts of art, as well as its formal qualities.
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What will I learn in an art history course?
You will learn about the history of art, the artists, and the movements that shaped the arts. You will also develop skills in analysing and interpreting art, and learn how to write about art in a critical and informed way.
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What are the career prospects for someone with an art history degree?
An art history degree can lead to a variety of careers, including museum curator, art gallery manager, art critic, art consultant, or teacher. It can also lead to jobs in other fields, such as publishing, marketing, and public relations.
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Why study art history?
Studying art history can broaden your cultural knowledge, enhance your critical thinking and analytical skills, and improve your ability to communicate effectively. It can also deepen your appreciation and understanding of art.
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Do I need to be an artist to study art history?
No, you do not need to be an artist to study art history. While having an interest in art can be beneficial, art history courses focus more on the historical and cultural context of art, rather than on practical art-making skills.
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