Gothic Art

Gothic Art
5th Century to 16th Century A.D
By: Shana Thoede

Gothic Art Most Prominent Artists
Simone Martini
BenedettoAntelami
ArnolfodiCambio
Giovanni da Milano
Giotto

Gothic Art Facts
Gothic Art was produced in Northern Europe from the middle ages up until the beginning of the Renaissance.
Was especially known for the distinctive arched design of it’s churches, stained glass, and illuminated manuscripts.
One of the most famous buildings in Gothic Art is Notre-Dame.
Artists use the s-shaped lines in their artwork.
In their architecture, they use triforium, or a series of arches.
Artists also used a rectangular bay system to build the buildings.

Notre-DameBegan 1163 CE-Completed 1250 CE

Simone Martini: Saint Andrew(?), 1320s

Relief Panel Depicting the Deposition, 1178 by BenedettoAntelami

ArnolfodiCambio: Caryatid group of three clerics, 1265-68

The Virgin Appearing to St. BernardGiovanni da Milano 1350-1369

Giotto diBondoneThe Lamentation1305-1306

Works Cited
http://www.artcylopedia.com/history/gothic.html
Lois Fichner-Rathus. Understanding Art
Wadsworth, Cengage Learning: Clark Baxter, 2007 (pages 343-347)

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