MOE Review on Medieval art W14

Art History Review

Here are a sample of slides to help you review

the terms and concepts from class discussion

and the readings.

Europe in the Romanesque Period

Mapping Gothic France

Carolingian Art

Palatine Chapel (786 CE) Aachen, Germany / Aix-la-Chapelle

Odo of Metz, architect

Charlemagne / Carolus Magnus, patron

Anglo-Saxon (7th century) compared with Carolingian (9th century)

Lindesfarne and Ebbo Gospels -- Pages with St. Matthew the Evangelist

Saint Gall Plan (Original). c. 817. 28 × 44 1/8”.

Plan of Monastery at St. Gall, Switzerland

(820)

Stave Church, Greenstead,

Essex, England. c. 1050

Exterior, Speyer Cathedral.

c. 1080–1106 and second half of the 12th century.

Interior, Speyer Cathedral. As remodeled c. 1080–1106.

Bronze doors (1015)

St Michael at Hildesheim, Germany

Gero Crucifix. c. 970. Height of figure 6’ 2”.

The Magi Asleep. c. 1125.

Historiated capitals:

http://smarthistory.khanacademy.org/historiated-capitals-sant-miquel.html

Gislebertus (?). The Last Judgment, Tympanum at Autun.

c. 1120–1130 or 1130–1145.

Romanesque Church Portal.

The Pilgrimage Routes to Santiago de Compostela.

Reliquary Statue of Sainte Foy and Shrine of St Andrew

Late 9th or 10th century

Link to Treasures video

The Normans in

Europe

St Etienne (1068-77)

Caen, France

Messengers Signal the Appearance of a Comet (Halley's Comet)

from Bayeux Embroidery -- Interactive website

Rib Vault with Pointed Arches

Simulation

Ambulatory and Apse Chapels of the Abbey Church of Saint-Denis.

1140–1144. Paris, France

Plan of the Choir of the Abbey Church of Saint-Denis. 1140–1144.

Notre Dame de Chartres

Cathedral, France (1194-1220)

Jean Fouquet, Building the Temple of Jerusalem

(ca. 1475) Manuscript illumination

Cosmological diagram, 13th century

and rose window at Chartres

Beauvais Cathedral

(1225 start-1284 collapse)

French Gothic