EXAM 3 ART HISTORY
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What period is this from?
Early Christian Art
What period is this from?
Early Christian Art
What period is this from?
Early Christian Art
What period is this from?
Early Christian Art
What period is this from?
Early Christian Art
What is this piece called?
Good Shepherd, Orants, and the Story of Jonah
What is this piece called?
The Good Shepherd
What is this piece called?
Sarcophagus of the Church of St. Maria Antiqua
What is this piece called?
Old St. Peter's Basilica, Rome
What is this piece called?
Christ as the Good Shepherd
What happened in 313AD
Edict of Milan
What did the Edict of Milan do?
Legalize Christianity
What were catacombs?
Underground cemeteries
How did Christ appear in Early Christian Art?
Allagories
Who used catacombs?
Christians and Jews
Was realism or meaning more important in Christian art?
Meaning
What is Syncretism?
Merging images and ideas
What is an example of syncretism?
Christ as a shepherd
When was Christ portrayed as an individual?
After the Edict of Milan
Who influenced Christian architecture?
Romans
What is the celestory?
windows above the roofline
What is the Apse?
Where the alter is located
Where does the Apse face?
East towards Jerusalem
What is a Basilica?
Church
Did catacombs still exist with the advancement of wealth of Christians?
Yes
What period is this piece from?
Byzantine Art
What period is this piece from?
Byzantine Art
What period is this piece from?
Byzantine Art
What period is this piece from?
Byzantine Art
What period is this piece from?
Byzantine Art
What period is this piece from?
Byzantine Art
What is this piece called?
Hagia Sophia, Constantinople
What is this piece called?
San Vitale, Ravenna
What is this piece called?
Emperor Justinian and his Attendants - in San Vitale
What is this piece called?
Christ the Pantocrator
What is this piece called?
Virgin and Child with Saints and Angels
What is this piece called?
Christ the Pantocrator
Where was Byzantine Art made?
East
What was the capital during the period of Byzantine Art?
Constantinople
Why was the Byzantine Empire so wealthy?
Trade with land and sea
What did Byzantine art use that demonstrates their wealth?
Gold
Central plan
Tall ceilings, looking up to the heavens
Where were central plans seen?
Eastern churches
Where were cross plans seen?
Western churches
What is an icon?
Painting of Christ/holy figures
What marks the end of the Byzantine period?
Iconoclast controversy
What happened during the Iconoclast controversy and why?
Art was destroyed because people did not like the icons being worshipped
What material made art in the early Byzantine period?
Mosaic
What material made art in the Mid-late Byzantine period?
Paint
What period was this piece made?
Early Medieval Art
What period was this piece made?
Early Medieval Art
What period was this piece made?
Early Medieval Art
What period was this piece made?
Early Medieval Art
What period was this piece made?
Early Medieval Art
What tradition is this piece?
Insular
What tradition is this piece?
Insular
What tradition is this piece?
Insular
What tradition is this piece?
Anglo-Saxon
What tradition is this piece?
Carolingian Empire
What tradition is this piece?
Ottonian Empire
What is this piece called?
Book of Durrow - St. Matthew & Beginning of the Gospel of St. Mark
What is this piece called?
Lindisfarne Gospel - carpet page
What is this piece called?
Book of Kells - the Four Evangelists page & Chi Rho page
What is this piece called?
Sutton Hoo Purse Lid
What is this piece called?
Coronation Gospels - St. Matthew & St. Mark
What is this piece called?
Otto III Enthroned
What happened in 476AD?
End of the Western Empire
What is a manuscript?
Handwritten book
What were manuscripts made of?
Parchment (animal skin)
What logging method was used before books?
Scrolls
Where was the North located in the Middle Ages?
England, Scottland, Ireland
What art styles are present in The Book of Dorrow
Abstraction and patterns
Large title lettering that gets smaller
Diminuendo
What symbol was Matthew?
human/angel
What symbol was Luke?
Ox
What symbol was Mark?
Lion
What symbol was John?
eagle
What traditions are in Hiberno-Saxon?
Irish and English
What traditions are in Anglo-Saxon?
German and English
Who invaded the British Isles?
Anglo-Saxons
Which tradition had a tribal civilization?
Anglo-Saxon
What were Anglo-Saxons masters of?
Metalwork
What metal work styles did the Anglo-Saxons use?
Interlace, symmetry, patterning (cloisonee)
What is Sutton Hoo?
Anglo-Saxon burial site
Where was the largest number of Anglo-Saxon artifacts found?
Staffordshire Hoard
Who discovered Staffordshire Hoard?
Terry Herbert
What made manuscript copyists different than scribes?
they were not literate
Where were manuscripts created?
Monasteries
What is this symbol?
Chi Rho
What does Chi Rho mean?
for Christ
What ended the Insular tradition?
Viking invasion
Who established central rule for the first time in 300 years?
King Charlemagne
What style was King Charlemagne inspired by?
Romans
Who revived classical learning?
King Charlemagne
What approach is used in this piece?
Picture window approach
Who was King Charlemagne’s successor?
Otto
Which empire had strong connection to the Pope
Otto Empire
What art was resembled during the Ottonian Empire?
Byzantine Art
Which church style has 2 towers on the western side of the church?
West work