Venice 2 Quiz #4

Spinello Aretino, Scenes from the Life of Pope Alexander III. Naval battle of the Venetians against troops of Frederick I Barbarossa, 1408, Palazzo Pubblico, Siena

Plan of area around Doge’s Palace in the 9^th century prior to construction of new chapel for relics of Saint Mark from Alexandria. Earlier church seen here was dedicated to Saint Theodore, the Byzantine saint equivalent to Saint George

Plan of area around Doge’s Palace in the 10^th century including the new chapel dedicated to Saint Mark inserted between the Doge’s Palace and the older church of Saint Theodore

Plan of San Marco and Doge’s Palace in the 11^th century—at this point they don’t bother rebuilding the church of Saint Theodore

Plan of area around San Marco in 15^th century - by this point they completed the part of the Doge’s Palace between the fourteenth-century side facing the lagoon and the church, demolishing the 12^th-century palace built by Doge Sebastiano Ziani

Translation of the Relics of St. Mark, c. 1270, commissioned by the Procurators of St. Mark’s for the left portal of San Marco, Venice, Mosaic, detail with Patriarch and Doge

Translation of the Relics of St. Mark, c. 1270, commissioned by the Procurators of St. Mark’s for the left portal of San Marco, Venice, Mosaic, detail depicting the four horses taken from Constantinople in 1204 Crusade

San Marco, 1384 additions of tabernacles and Gothic peaks of marble fronds above tympana continuing into 1420s

San Marco, 1419 raised domes to their current parachute-like shape

View of junction between San Marco and the Doge’s Palace at the Porta della Carta, with the Judgment of Solomon at right

Judgment of Solomon, 1430s, commissioned under Doge Francesco Foscari, possibly from Bartolomeo Bon the elder, for the Doge’s Palace, Venice

Giovanni and Bartolomeo Bon, Porta della Carta, Doge’s Palace, Venice, 1438-1442. Red and white marble and Istrian stone

Giovanni and Bartolomeo Bon, Porta della Carta, Doge’s Palace, Venice, 1438-1442. Detail of figure of Justice

Giovanni and Bartolomeo Bon, Porta della Carta, Doge’s Palace, Venice, 1438-1442. Detail of Doge Francesco Foscari and the Lion of Saint Mark

Coronation of the Virgin, 1365, commissioned by the Venetian government from Guariento di Arpo for the Great Council Hall of the Doge’s Palace, Venice. Fresco

Reconstructed ceiling frescoes from the Carrarese Chapel by Guariento, mid-14^th century

Enthroned Justice Flanked by St. Michael the Archangel and the Angel Gabriel, 1421, commissioned by the Magistrato del Proprio from Jacobello del Fiore for their offices in the Doge’s Palace, Venice

Detail of plan of San Zanipolo (Dominican church) showing original location of four altars: Saint Peter Martyr, Saint Catherine of Siena, Saint Vincent Ferrer, Saint Augustine

Giovanni Bellini, Saint Vincent Ferrer Polyptych. Venice, San Zanipolo (Dominican Church), Venice, 1464-1468

Antonio Vivarini and Giovanni d’Allemagna, Virgin and Child with Saints, 1446. Oil on canvas, Galleria dell’Accademia, Venice

Giovanni and Bartolomeo Bon, Matteo Raverti,

Ca d’Oro (Palazzo Contarini),

Venice,

1421-1440