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About 150 years ago, the first art history courses appeared in America and attracted the attention of inquisitive young students. It all began at Princeton in 1831-32, when the study of Roman antiquities was introduced and lectures on historical architecture were given. Soon such institutions as New York University, Yale, the University of Vermont, and the University of Michigan began giving courses; by the time of the Civil War six colleges had instituted such offerings with varying degrees of success.
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