Discover the history of art at your own pace.

From courses on visual analysis to lessons on specific artists, Studiolo is here to guide you into the world of art and make art history easy, fun, and accessible no matter your background.

SIGNATURE COURSES

INTRODUCTION TO VISUAL ANALYSIS

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Introduction to Visual Analysis
£19.00
One time

A comprehensive introduction to the principles of visual analysis. Explore the thirteen fundamental elements that shape every work of art, from composition and materiality to perspective, figures, and purpose. Through guided examples and in-depth case studies, you'll develop the skills to analyse and interpret artworks from any culture or historical period with confidence.

✓ 90+ minutes of expert-led content
✓ 2 case studies and 40+ artwork examples
✓ Close analysis of the 13 elements of visual analysis
✓ Lifetime access
✓ Designed for museum-goers, students, artists, and collectors

INTRODUCTION TO EDGAR DEGAS

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Introduction to Edgar Degas
£29.00
One time

A deep dive into Edgar Degas' oeuvre, main themes, and techniques. Explore his artistic beginnings, his early portraits of families and bourgeoises, and his later preoccupation with bathers and ballet dancers. Through this course, you will not only understand the work of one of art history's most influencial painters but draw key conclusions about 19th-century French art and Impressionism.

✓ 110+ minutes guided video lectures
✓ 7 structured modules
✓ Close analysis of Degas’ masterworks
✓ Lifetime access
✓ Designed for museum-goers, students, artists, and collectors

Studiolo was founded on a simple premise: the Renaissance studiolo deserves to be revived. Once a private space where scholars, collectors, and patrons surrounded themselves with books, artworks, and rare objects, it is reimagined here as a digital platform for learning, curiosity, and intellectual discovery.