The Medieval Haggadah: Art, Narrative, and Religious Imagination by Marc

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Classical and Medieval Art

Classical and Medieval Art. Greek Art. Zeus or Poseidon c. 460-450 B.C. Three Goddesses (Shestia, Dione, and Aphrodite) C. 438-432 B.C. Nike (Victory of Samothrace) c. 450 B.C. Roman Art. Julius Caesar. Caesar Augustus. Portrait of Augustus. Roman Senator and His Wife. Medieval Art.

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Medieval Art

Medieval Art. From 200 to 1400. Mrs. Harvey. Chronology of Medieval Art in Europe. Early Byzantine Art Justinian Era - ca. 526-ca. 725 Iconoclasm - 726-843 Early Medieval Art Pre-Romanesque Art Carolingian Art - 750-900 Ottonian Art - 900-1002 Romanesque Art - ca. 1000–ca. 1150

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Medieval Art

Medieval Art. Early, High Middle & Late Middle . Medieval Art- The Age of Faith. Fig. 1.2 Duccio, Madonna and Child , 1285-1286, Tempera on panel, Florence. Fig. 1.1 Duccio, Christ Entering Jerusalem , from the back of the Maesta Altarpiece, 1308-11. Tempera on panel, Siena.

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Narrative Art

Narrative Art. Telling a Story. Masaccio’s Tribute Money. Narrative art is art that tells a story, either as a moment in an ongoing story or as a sequence of events unfolding over time. . In Other Words, Narrative art can express just one scene Or an ongoing, continuous narrattive.

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Early Medieval Art

Early Medieval Art. Hiberno -Saxon Art 6 th -8 th Centuries British Isles Viking Art 8 th -11 th Centuries Scandinavia Carolingian Art 8 th -9 th Centuries France, Germany Ottonian Art 10 th – 11 th Centuries Germany. Key Ideas.

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Religious Art Project

Religious Art Project. Mrs. Jay. St. Catherine of Sienna, Doctor of the Church The lily is a sign of purity. The stigmata a reminder of her relationship to the crucified Christ. www.sarahbeth1976.wordpress.com.

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Prehistoric – Medieval Art

Prehistoric – Medieval Art. Roots of painting, sculpture, architecture established. Prehistoric Art: The Beginning. Horse , Cave Painting at Lascaux, France 14,000 BC. Stonehenge, c. 2000 BC Wiltshire, England. Mesopotamia: The Architects.

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Medieval Art

Medieval Art. Transition from Greek, to Roman, to Middle Ages. Greek Idealism. Roman Realism. Middle Ages Religious. General Notes on Medieval Art. From the 13 th Century to the 15 th Century almost all art was paid for by the Church. Generalizations: Lacks depth or perspective

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Medieval Art

Medieval Art. By: Miranda Rossmanith , Mariah Washington and Michael Niebanck. Characteristics of Medieval Art. Byzantine art, was the name given to the early middle ages art. Disproportionate (body parts wrong) 2 dimensional, flat Tempera paint Religious themes Hieratic scale used

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Medieval Art and Architecture

Medieval Art and Architecture. Romanesque Medieval Architecture. The Duomo in Pisa, Italy. Chapel of St. John at the Tower of London. Medieval Houses. Arnolfo di Cambio. Was born in c. 1245 in Italy. He was an accomplished architect and sculptor.

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Medieval Art and Architecture

Medieval Art and Architecture. Questions. What is art? What is architecture?. Art. Medieval art reflected many religious themes. Paintings and sculptures of Christ and Christian saints were used to help people worship. Reims Cathedral, Reims, France. Madonna and Child, Giotto.

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Medieval Art

Medieval Art . “The Ghent Altarpiece” By Jan Van Eyck C. 1432 Oil on Wood . Questions to Ask. What are some figures that you might have been able to identify from the panels? What are some religious symbols that you can indentify from the picture?

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Medieval art

Medieval art. 450-1450. Celtic Art. Irish Geometrical decorative Celtic symbols and designs contain spirals, interlacing patterns, knotwork, animal forms, animal zoomorphics, and Celtic color patterns. Zoomorphics Having the form of an animal. Gothic Arch.

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Art and Chinese imagination. Ice and snow art

Art and Chinese imagination. Ice and snow art. More: http://SuperiorPlatform.com.

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Narrative Art

Narrative Art. Objective: You will define and identify narrative art in order to interpret your surrealistic collage. Drill: What does a narrator do? What is narrative art ? List 5+ examples of narrative art: (on next slides)

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MEDIEVAL ART

MEDIEVAL ART. By Dave. The Hagia Sophia.

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Medieval Art and Architecture

Medieval Art and Architecture. By Brentd. Medieval Art. 455 - 14 8 5. Early Christian Art.

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Medieval and Renaissance Art

Medieval and Renaissance Art. Victoria Walker. Pictures.docx ~Renaissance vs. Medieval Paintings~. Pictures.docx ~Renaissance vs. Medieval Paintings~. Bibliography. Knight, Kevin. “St. Lucy.” 21 February, 2010. New Advent. 8 February, 2010. < http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/09414a.htm >.

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Medieval and Byzantine Art

Medieval and Byzantine Art. 330 AD to 1453 AD Module Three – Review Art 1010 TICE Wasatch High School. KEY WORKS. Sarcophagus of Junius Bassus The Court of Justinian Hagia Sophia Stavelot Triptych Rottgen Pieta Giotto's Lamentation from the Arena Chapel Shiva from the Chola Dynasty.

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Medieval Religious Art The transition from Byzantine to Renaissance style

Medieval Religious Art The transition from Byzantine to Renaissance style. Religious Art. Artists in Western tradition sculpt/paint scenes from history, mythology, everyday life but most of all, religious art. Main subject for art for over 1,000 years. Way of teaching illiterate masses

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Medieval Art

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Medieval Art and Architecture

Jaden Cardera. Jordan Snook. Medieval Art and Architecture. DeLane Garner. Alex Benito. Introduction.

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