Medieval Period

Medieval Period

Also known as the Dark Ages, lasting from the 5th to the 15th century, marked by social, economic changes, and advancements in agriculture and medicine.

Dark Ages

A period of intellectual darkness characterized by the loss of classical learning, flourishing of Christianity, and developments in art, including Pietistic works.

Metalwork

Adornments made of metal or bronze used to create religious artifacts.

Paintings

Art forms including iconography, frescoes, and panel paintings like the Ascension of Jesus.

Embroidery

Decorative fabric created through needle thread or yarn.

Ceramics

Hand-shaped wheel-turned pottery used for cooking pots, jars, jugs, and pitchers.

Mosaic

Art form creating images with small pieces of colored glass, stone, or other materials.

Tessera

Individual tile used in creating mosaics.

Sculptures

Stiff and elongated style of statues prominent in Romanesque art.

Heraldry

The practice of designing and recording coats of arms and badges.

A period from the 5th Century to the 15th century

Medieval Period

The ______ was a period of intellectual darkness due to the lost of classical learning

Dark ages

It was a time when christianity flourished in europe

Dark ages

What was lost during the dark ages

Classical learning

He is an italian scholar and poet who described the
dark ages as a period intellectual darkness

Petrarch

Art during this (medieval) period also saw many developments known as______

Pietistic

Ascension of Jesus is what kind of artwork from medieval period

Painting

Sante Foy is ______kind of artwork from medieval period?

Metal work

Madonna and child is what kind of artwork from the medieval period?

Panel painting

Saint lucy giving alms is what kind of artwork from the medieval.?

Fresco

Saint lucy Was a Christian martyr who died during the___ persecution

Diocletianic

She is one of the eight women along with the blessed virgin Mary who are commemorated by name in the canon of the mass

Saint Lucy

This has been a frequent subject in Christian art in a same in theological writings

Ascension of Jesus in Heaven

Other figures, such as Saint ____, have also been separately portrayed as ascending to Heaven

Opus Anglicanum is an example of?

Emroidery

[ARTISTS]
He is an italian designer and a key figure in architecture

Filippo Brunelleschi

Among the three versions of the david statue, he was the only one who used bronze as a medium

Donatello

He is a renaissance sculptor from florence

Donatello

He was recognized to be the first modern engineer

Filippo brunelleschi

He was the patron of catholic artist

Fra Angelico

he used new realism to define the volume of his artworks and he also put in consideration the linear perspective.

Fra Angelico

Was a German Benedictine Abess and also a medical writer

Hildegard of Bingen

The common English name Fra Angelico means the

Angelic friar

Key epitomised the renaissance man

Leon Battista Alberti

He is an italian painter and designer of mosaics from florence

Cimabue

He strained as a goldsmith and sculptor his published an important workshop for sculpture in metal

Lorenzo Ghiberti

He is an italian humanist, author, architect, poet, priest, linguist, philosopher and cryptographer

Leon Battista Ghiberti

Cimabue is also known as Cenni di ____ or Cenni di____

Pepo or Pepi

He is best known as the creator of the bronze doors of the florence baptistery

Lorenzo Ghiberti

It bronze doors of the florence baptistery is called by Michelangelo the gate of _____

A. Heaven B. Artistry C. Realism D. Paradise

Heaven

Donatello studied classical _____

A. Painting
B. Realism
C. Sculpture
D. Embroidery

also known as Saint Lucy or Saint Lucia (Latin

Sancta Lucia), was a Christian martyr

Medieval is the Period in which ________flourished in Europe.

Christianity

Trained as a goldsmith and sculptor, he established an important workshop for sculpture in metal.

Lorenzo Ghiberti

He was one of the founding fathers of the Renaissance.

Filippo Brunelleschi

Filippo Brunelleschi was an Italian designer and a key figure in ________.

architecture