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Lion Human
Germany
Paleolithic Period
Mammoth Ivory |
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Lascaux Hall of Bulls
France
Paleolithic Period
Pigment on cave |
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Stonehenge
England
Neolithic Period
Stone |
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Votive Statues
Mesopotamia
Sumerian
Alabaster, limestone, gypsum |
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Stele of Naram Sin
Mesopotamian
Akkadian
Limestone |
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Stele of Hammurabi
Mesopotamia
Babylonian
Basalt |
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Palette of King Narmer
Egypt
Early Dynastic Period
Green Schist |
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Khafre Seated
Egypt
Old Kingdom Period
Diorite
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Akhenaten and his family
Egypt
New Kingdom Period
Painted Limestone Relief |
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Bull Leaping
Minoan
New Palace Period
Wall Painting |
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Metropolitan Kouros
Greek
Archaic Period
5th-7th BC |
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Temple of the Parthenon at Athens
Greek
High Classical Period
5th c BC
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The Spear Bearer (Doryphoros), Polykleitos
Greek
High Classical Period
5th c BC |
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Alter of Pergamon
Greek
Hellenistic Period
4th c BC |
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Patrician Carrying Busts of his Ancestors
Roman
Republican Pd
6th c BC |
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Ara Pacis
Roman
Augustean Age
1st c BC |
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Arch of Titus
Roman
Empire Period, Flavian Dynasty
1st c CE |
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Portrait of a Tetrarch
Roman
Late Empire Period
4th c CE |
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Church of the Hagia Sophia
Byzantine, later Islamic
6th c CE |
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Hinged Clasp from the Sutton Hoo burial mound
Early Medieval Prd. 7-8 c |
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Book of Kells, Chi Ro lota page
Early Medieval Prd. 7-8 c |
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Gospel Book of Durrow, Page with Symbol of St. Matthew
Early Medieval Prd. 7-8 c |
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Lindasfarne Gospel Book, Matthew Writing his Gospel
Early Medieval Prd. 7-8 c |
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Equestrian Portrait of Charles the Bald
Carolingian Prd. 9 c |
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Palace Chapel of Charlemagne
Carolingian Prd. 9 c |
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Saint Gall Plan (Original)
Carolingian Prd. 9 c |
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Saint Michael's of Hildesham
Carolingian Prd. 9 c |
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Coronation Gospels, Page with Matthew the Evangelist
Carolingian Prd. 9 c |
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Ebbo Gospels, Page with St. Matthew the Evangelist
Carolingian Prd. 9 c |
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South Portal, Priory Church of Saint Pierre. Moissac
Romanesque mid 11th thru 12th c |
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Modena Cathedral, Italy
Exterior
Romanesque mid 11th thru 12 c |
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Modena Cathedral, Italy
architectural plan
Romanesque mid 11th thru 12 c |
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Modena Cathedral, Italy
Willigielmus Creation and Fall
Romanesque mid 11th thru 12 c |
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Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, Spain
Romanesque mid 11th thru 12 c |
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Durham Cathedral, England
Romanesque mid 11th thru 12 c |
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Cathedral of Saint Lazarre at Autun, Burgundy. France
The Last Judgement (tympanum, W Portal)
Romanesque mid 11th thru 12 c |
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Cathedral of Saint-Lazare at Autun, Burgundy. France
Magi Asleep (Capital from the Choir)
Romanesque mid 11th thru 12 c |
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Cathedral of Saint-Lazare at Autun, Burgundy. France
Flight into Egypt (Capital from the Choir)
Romanesque mid 11th thru 12 c |
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Chartres Cathedral of Notre Dame at Chartres France
Schematic Drawing
Gothic mid 12-15 c in N. Europe |
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Chartres Cathedral of Notre Dame at Chartres France
Royal Portal, West Facade
Gothic mid 12-15 c in N. Europe
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Chartres Cathedral of Notre Dame at Chartres France
Royal Portal Jamb statues (kings and queens of Judah)
Gothic mid 12-15 c in N. Europe
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Chartres Cathedral of Notre Dame at Chartres France
Nave (Interior)
Gothic mid 12-15 c in N. Europe
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Chartres Cathedral of Notre Dame at Chartres France
Good Samaritan Window
Gothic mid 12-15 c in N. Europe
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Chartres Cathedral of Notre Dame at Chartres France
Rose Window and Lancets, North Transept
Gothic mid 12-15 c in N. Europe
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Saint Chapelle, Paris
Shematic Drawing
Gothic mid 12-15 c in N. Europe |
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Saint Chapelle, Paris
Upper Chapel, Interior View
Gothic mid 12-15 c in N. Europe |
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Salisbury Cathedral, England
Exterior
Gothic mid 12-15 c in N. Europe |
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Ambrogio Lorenzetti. Frescos of the Sala dei Nove (the Sala della Pace)
Effects of Good Government in the City and Countryside
Gothic mid 12-15 c in Italy 14th c |
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Cimabue (Cenni di Pepi)
Virgin and Child Enthroned
Gothic mid 12-15 c in Italy 14th c |
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Giotto di Bondone Virgin and Child Enthroned.
Gothic mid 12-15 c in Italy 14th c |
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Giotto di Bondone Scrovegni (Arena) Chapel
Raising of Lazarus
Gothic mid 12-15 c in Italy 14th c |
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Giotto di Bondone Scrovegni (Arena) Chapel
Lamentation
Gothic mid 12-15 c in Italy 14th c
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Giotto di Bondone Scrovegni (Arena) Chapel
Kiss of Judas
Gothic mid 12-15 c in Italy 14th c
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Simone Martini and Lippo Memmi. Annunciation
Gothic mid 12-15 c in Italy 14th c
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Jan Van Eyck Double Portrait of Giovanni Amolfini and His Wife
Early Northern Renaissance 15th c |
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Jan Van Eyck The Anunciation
Early Northern Renaissance 15 c
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Robert Campin (Workshop of the Master Flemalle)
Merode Altarpiece od Triptych of the Anunciation
Early Northern Renaissance 15 c |
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Rogier van der Weyden Deposition
Early Northern Renaissance 15 c |
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Limbourg Brothers. Les Tres Riches Heures du Duc du Barry
January The Duke du Barry at the Table
Early Northern Renaissance 15 c |
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Limbourg Brothers. Les Tres Riches Heures du Duc du Barry
February. Life in the Country
Early Northern Renaissance 15 c |
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Perugino. The Delivery of the Keys to St. Peter
Early Italian Renaissance 15 c |
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Masaccio Trinity with Virgin St. John the Evangelist and Donors.
Early Italian Renaissance 15 c |
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Masaccio The Expulsion of Adam and Eve from Paradise
Early Italian Renaissance 15 c |
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Masaccio The Tribute Money
Early Italian Renaissance 15 c |
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Sandro Boticelli. Birth of Venus
Early Italian Renaissance 15 c |
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Piero della Francesca. Battista Sforza and Federico da Montefeltro.
Early Italian Renaissance 15 c |
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Giuliano da Maiano. Studiolo of Federico da Montefeltro.
Early Italian Renaissance 15 c
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Andrea Mantegna
View of the Camera Picta
and detail of the False Oculus.
Early Italian Renaissance 15 c |
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| the entrance to the building of a sacred project, whether church or imperial palace |
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| in early Christian, Byzantine and medieval architecture, the forecourt of a church; as a rule enveloped by four colonnaded porticos |
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| the entrance hall or porch preceding the nave of the church |
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| The great central space in a church. In longitudinal churches, it extends from the entrance to the apse (or only to the crossing if the church has one) and is usually flanked by side aisles. |
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| The area in a church where the transept and the nave intersect. |
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| The area in the church where the transept and the nave intersect |
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| In a cruciform church, the whole arm is set at right angles to the nave. It appears infrequently in Early Christian chruches. St. Peters is one of the few examples of a basilica with a transept from this period. It would not become a standard component of the Christian church until the Carolingian Period. |
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| a recess, sometimes rectangur but usually semicircular, in the wall at the end of Roman basilica or Christian churches. In a Roman basilica it frenquently contained an image of the emperor and was where the magistrate dispensed laws. In early Christian churches, it contained a "cathedra" or throne of the bishop and the altar. |
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| term which refers to the division of the nave wall into various levels. In the Early Christian basilica this usually was composed of a nave colonnade ot arcade and clerestory. |
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a clear story, i.e. a row of windows in the upper part of a wall. In churches the clerestory
windows above the roofs of the side aisles permit direct illumination of the nave. |
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