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Early Medieval - 1

Early Medieval - 1. Anglo Saxon/Celtic 5 th -9th Sutton Hoo purse cover 630 Cloisonné Tipperary Cross 8 th Book of Durrow 7 th Book of Kells 9 th Tetramorph Viking 800-1000 Thor, Odin, Frigg, Valhalla Oseberg Ship Burial & post 9 th Rune stones 9 th Jelling Stone 10 th.

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Early Medieval - 1

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  1. Early Medieval - 1 • Anglo Saxon/Celtic 5th-9th • Sutton Hoo purse cover 630 • Cloisonné • Tipperary Cross 8th • Book of Durrow 7th • Book of Kells 9th • Tetramorph • Viking 800-1000 • Thor, Odin, Frigg, Valhalla • Oseberg Ship Burial & post 9th • Rune stones 9th • Jelling Stone 10th

  2. Early Medieval 2 • Carolingian 8th-9th • Charlemagne • Roland • Aachen, Palace Chapel 9th • Odo of Metz • monasticism • St. Gall, Monastery 9th, • Coronation Gospels 8th • Ebbo Gospels 9th • Linadau Gospels Book cover • Tetra morphs • Ottonian 10-11th • St. Michaels of Hildesheim 1015 • Alternating support system • westwork • Bishop Bernward, Bronze doors • Gero Crucifix, Hitda Gospels • Gospel Book Otto III c. 1000

  3. Early MedievalEurope500ce - 1100ce

  4. CelticSpainItalyCarolingianOttonian

  5. King Arthur and the Knights of the Roundtable

  6. Beowulf ! epic 9th in Old English

  7. Celtic & Saxon

  8. Frankish Fibula5-7th centurysilver gilt

  9. Gummersmark BroochDenmark 6th centurysilver giltheight 5.75 “

  10. MAP OF MEDIEVAL ENGLAND

  11. Purse cover Sutton Hoo burial ship c.615-30 length 8” Detail of millefiore →

  12. cloisonné

  13. Sutton Hoo

  14. cloisonné

  15. St. Patrick’s Bell Reliquary

  16. Celtic Bookcover, bronze, 8th century, 8”

  17. Tipperary Cross 8th century

  18. Muiredach cross 10th century

  19. the scriptoria

  20. The illuminated pagecodexfolioparchment or vellum

  21. Skellig Michael

  22. Book of Durrow “carpet pages” 7th century

  23. Mark’s Gospel, Durrow 8th

  24. Matthew, Durrow

  25. The Book of Kells 760-820

  26. XPI Chi Rho Iota

  27. details

  28. Tunc Crucifix and XPI, Kells

  29. Both XPI

  30. details

  31. details

  32. THE GERONA BEATUS Spain, 975 ce • Illuminator : ENDE • scribe: EMERITIUS

  33. Scandinavia: The Vikings

  34. Denmark- Sweden c. 600AD

  35. Burial ship c. 815 – 20 Oseberg, Norway wood length : 75 ½ ‘

  36. Animal Post c. 815 – 20 Oseberg, Norway wood

  37. The RÖk Stone, Sweden 9thrunes

  38. Dynna Stone 9-10th Gunnv�r, �XX?’s daughter, made a bridge in memory of her daughter xx? She was the most skilful girl in Ha�aland

  39. a picture stone Warrior Entering Valhalla, Gotland Sweden 8-9th century (repainted)

  40. Jelling Stone 10th century

  41. Jelling Stone, reverse

  42. Urnes “animal style”11th century wood carvingon Christian Church

  43. CAROLINGIAN EMPIRE 8-9TH

  44. B O O K S Charlemagne 8-9th centuries • Charlemagneordered simple, uniform, legible Latin script • Majuscules or CAPITALS were used for very formal text • Minuscules or lower casewere used for everyday writings • Easy to read but no punctuation marks or spaces between words

  45. Charlemagne 9th century left, 14th century right

  46. Charlemagne & the Song of Roland Chartres Cathedral, 12th century

  47. interior Aachen, Palace Chapel of Charlemagne By Odo of Metz 805 ce

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