<p>How are you guys studying for this exam? Any tips?</p>
<p>Barron’s, Art History for Dummies, Annotated Mona Lisa, Annotated Arch, Gardner’s
Lots of reading, but I actually like it so it’s ok.</p>
<p>Wow^^. I’m only using REA and Annotated Mona Lisa…think I can still pull off a 4?</p>
<p>I’d suggest two resources:
- Read art history blogs. At the blog on [World</a> Famous Paintings](<a href=“http://www.TheMasterpieceCards.com%5DWorld”>http://www.TheMasterpieceCards.com), there is a list of well-known art history blogs.
- Consider purchasing Masterpiece Cards. This is a set of 250 art history flashcards that reproduce and review famous paintings. The reviews are written by art history experts, and thus are great samples of art history essays. These 250 art paintings are the ones most often cited in nearly two dozen art history books, so these are most of the greatest hits in Western art history.</p>
<p>Good luck!</p>
<p>I read Gardner’s and am using REA to review. I really want to find some practice tests though, because I hear that REA’s only concern what they taught and I don’t want to buy Barron’s just for its tests in the back.</p>
<p>Anyone know of a good site for free review & practice? Hopefully with a complete test so I can get an estimate score.</p>
<p>REA does give you a few practice tests…I don’t know about CB ones though.</p>
<p>I’m reading a chapter of Gadner’s a day and using REA. Geez, why did I procrastinate so badly :[? </p>
<p>Would anyone who took the test be able to give us any advice?</p>