This course provides a foundational overview of art history, exploring key artistic movements, styles, and masterpieces from ancient civilizations to modern times. Students examine the cultural, social, and historical contexts that shaped the creation and interpretation of art. The course emphasizes visual analysis and critical thinking skills to understand how art reflects human experiences and ideologies. Topics include architecture, sculpture, painting, and other mediums, highlighting contributions from diverse cultures and traditions. Through lectures, discussions, and multimedia resources, students engage with iconic works and lesser-known pieces that have influenced the evolution of art. The course fosters an appreciation for artistic innovation and its role in shaping society. By the end of the semester, students will have developed the tools to analyze and articulate their insights about art and its significance. This course is an essential starting point for further studies in art history and related disciplines.