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Augustus of Prima Porta
Roman Art
Portrait in 5th Century Greek Style |
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Ara Pacis
Concept dedicated to the concept of peace
illusionism (graded or varied relief)
Classical Greek
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Pantheon, Rome
Brick Faced Concreat
Domed Structure
Cirrcular Plan
Roman |
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Tetrarchy
St Marks's Basilica Italy
All look the same, lots of lines, concept of unity
Late Antique
Squat proportions |
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Triumphal Arch of COnstanine
Vicoty over Maxentius
Late Antique to tell a stoy of victory
Letting everyone know who the single ruler is |
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Herculaneum, Italy
choreographic set painting
multiple vanishing points
Late Antique |
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Late Antique
The fish and loaves fresco, Catacombs of San Callisto
Fish means jeasus and last supper |
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Late Antique
Noah & Ark
Means old testament and salvation
power of god |
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Sarcophagus Carving
Classical style (on left)
Adelphia at Dura (on right)
Late Antique
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The floor plan of Hegia Sopheia
Byzantine
Pendentive, Domes, & Semi Domes
12 Point (4 Piers and 8 Butresses) |
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Hagia Sophia
Constaninople (istanbul turky)
Nave archade (1st Floor)
Ambeletory (2nd floor)
Clasteory (3rd floor) |
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Theotoks
Invers perspective
Byzantine |
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A simple cross: example of iconoclast art in the Hagia Irene Church in Istanbul. |
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San Vitale In Ravenna Italy
Double Shelled octagon
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Justanian
The church, Emperor, And Military
Byzentine
Symoblism |
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Book of Durrow
Trumpit pattern
Hiberno Saxon
Carpet Page |
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Author Page
Book Of Durrow
Hiberno Saxon
Animal Interlace
Portabibal Art
Cloisonne pattern |
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Lindesfarne Carpet Page
Trumpit Pattern
Animal Interlace
cloisonne pattern(and soward on right) |
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Initial Page Book of Kells
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Plan of Palatine Chapel (and Aachen Cathedral)
Double Shell Plan
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Palatine Chapel
Interior of doubble shelled |
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Author page (Saint Matthew), Coronation Gospels
Carolingian Art
Byzantine Classicism
Roman outdoor author page |
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Saint Matthew, Ebbo Gospels
Emotionalism
liniear |
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Bronze doors, St. Michael's
Expulsion of atom and eve
Migratory inspired
ottonian |
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St. Sernin (inside)
France
Modular Units
barrel vault
doubbled isles |
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St. Sernin (floor Plan)
Radiating chapples
doubbe isels to circulate people |
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St. Etienne
Romanesque
France
Pointed Arches
Tripartite
Alternating Support system
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Portal, Durham Cathedral
Jambs-Lateral supports
Trumeau- Center posts
Lintel-Horizional beam
Tympanum- semicircular lunette
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Trumeau carving, Moissac
vita contemplativa |
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Open floor plan and it is the first of it’s kind. Used colums to take away walls and use ribs to reduce supports to let more light lin. Light slender column supports
Called “Chevet” gothic version of pilgrimage |
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Notre dame in paris
Support is concentrated in corners used flying buttresses that supports 2 level
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Located in Sharates (dedicated to virgin mary) Two towers were build at different times The portals are romanesque style |
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(left) Late romesc portals on western side of Sharates, Are natural full bodied sculptures and turned on axis. Vita Activa, proportions are natural, light and shadow define the sculpture and onset of gothic. Start of Humanism |
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Amiens, 10,000 sculptures, deep portal, pointed arch
Amins, quadripartite, no sculptures, modular unit, responses that support the transverse arch 2nd story: blind treform, more windows(double the windows) |
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Amins, quadripartite, no sculptures, modular unit, responses that support the transverse arch 2nd story: blind treform, more windows(double the windows) |
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Portal sculptures
The Elibeth, an exaggerated contrapposto a feature of gothic art, |
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The biggest of gothic (the tallest) Bovay Catherial in the town named Bovay
(Bovay) clearstory 6 windows, they divided into two |
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Rance France later Gothic with lots of glass and very open space, can look through the towers.
Remes cathedrial, the coronation where the kings and queens got crowned and is the building of france. |
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Duke Da Berry, good example of circulation of religion Atmospheric perspective starting to appear. Illusionistic techniques. depth because figures get smaller, diagonales that weaves you on diagonals through the painting. |
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The artist is trying to work with shade, scale is a bit off.
Tilted perspective
Hunte
15 Century |
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Jan Van Eyck, Ghent Altarpiece, Anunciation, St. Johns, and patrons
Done in colaboration with his brother Herbert Van Eyck
Great use of shadow
Oil on wood |
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Lots of detail and and use of light.
Candle snuffed out/ new testemate on the right Old on the left
Very good use in light and shadow and use of light is all coming from a single point. |
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Van Eyck, Ghent altarpiece, Adoration of the Lamb
He represents christ as a high god not a judge, use of Sfumato: technique used to make atmospheric perspective. By muting colors in the distance. Tilted perspective and very realistic proportions. |
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Van Eyck the masterpiece renaissance portrait mastery of oil painting Chirscuro: the modeling of a forum through contrast and shadow |
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atom and eve barely fitting and uses realism, just been expelled from the garden of eve. Use of Grisaille in the top right corners. |
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Van Eyck, Marriage of Giovanni Arnolfini & his bride Giovanna Cenami
24 symbol in this painting, sandals are removed: reference to moses, fruit: procreation, carving of a saint: childbirth, Dog: fidelity, mirror reflection has van ike in it, tilted perspective |
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Robert Campin (Master of Flemalle)
Realism |
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Imitation of nature
Natural porportions
Naturally Depected Poses, Use of contrapposto
Modeling of drapery with light ans shadow
Naturally deplicted drapery |
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Gold Background
Inverse Perspective
Shallow Space
Dematerialization of form
pattern |
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Linear Defination of form
Surface Pattern
Aligned heads
Squat Perspective
Conceptual rather than natural |
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Vita contemplativa
monastic way of life
spiritual
Expressed sclupture with line
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