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The review document provides information on various artworks from different periods including Early Medieval, Romanesque, Ancient Roman, and Gothic. It includes identifications of title, period, medium, and date for each artwork. There are also short answer questions about influences between cultures, differences between architectural styles, illuminated manuscripts, inspiration from Ancient Roman architecture, artworks that tell stories, decorative art, pilgrimages, relics, and iconography. The review covers material learned in an Art Appreciation I class and prepares the student for the final exam through identification and short answer questions testing their knowledge of the artworks and concepts discussed in class.
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GUIDE 8
UNIT 3
MEDIEVAL ART
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Early Medieval Art
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Romanesque Art
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Gothic Art
Middle Ages
… When we hear these words, we think about the castles, knights, and magnificent cathedrals. Since the early 19
th
century the artists have been in love with this romantic time and would most often choose it to illustrate the fairy tales. Yet, historically speaking, the Middle Ages had started long before the knights’ époque and lasted all together for 1,000 years. Traditionally the historians divide this millennium into three major periods.
MEDIEVAL
ART
400 - 1400
EARLY MEDEIVAL art
ROMANESQUE art
GOTHIC art
5 - 11
th
centuries
11 – 12
th
centuries
12 – 13
th
centuries
Migrations
Carolingian
art
Ottonian
art
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We are entering yet another 1,000 year long period – the Middle Ages.
Art and culture of this period are called Medieval.
There will be a lot of information in this chapter – prepare yourself for a serious work. But when you finish this guide, you will know much more about architecture that you know at this moment. I can promise you that!
After you observe the Graph above, you may want to switch to the
Normal View
– click on the first button in the lower left corner
.
Why the
Middle Ages
are also called
Dark Ages
?
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EARLY MIDDLE AGES
I.
Barbarian art [
Period of Migrations
]
II.
Carolingian art
III. Ottonian art
Barbarian Period of Migrations
Early Middle Ages
Animal style
–
*
[Why such name?]
Scythian Plaque with Animal Interlace
Found in
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Material:
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Size
:
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[It is small plaque.
Can you envision it?]
Describe the object and its decorative pattern.
Do you believe it is an object of art?
What makes it such?
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Page from
*
Date:
*
How would you describe it? -
*
Carolingian Period
Early Middle Ages
www.traditioninaction.org
Charles the Great
- legendary Frankish king.
*…
. – King’s French name,
[Pronounced ; both L and N soft]
“Charlemagne is the first great man of action to emerge
from the darkness since the collapse of the Roman world.
He became a subject of myths and legend.
“A magnificent reliquary, made about five hundred years
after his death to hold a piece of his skull, expresses what
the High Middle Ages felt about him in terms that he
himself would have appreciated – gold and jewels.
“He was a commanding figure, over six feet tall,
with piercing blue eyes” … tireless warrior and administrator…
“…in year 800 the Pope in Rome crowned him as
the head of a new
Holy Roman Empire
…”
(Northern Europe)
“…it was through him that the Atlantic world re-established
contact with the ancient culture of the Mediterranean world.
~
Kenneth Clark
, Civilization, 1969, (p 18).
They say about Charlemagne that he has saved the
Western civilization by savingthe classical culture.
Reliquary in the form of the head of the Emperor Char ...
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2) Notable periods discussed include the Old Kingdom with sculptures showing status differences and the innovations of Imhotep, the Middle Kingdom with rock-cut tombs, and the New Kingdom featuring the grand mortuary temples of Hatshepsut and Ramses II along with the distinctive Amarna style during Akhenaten's reign.
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A tour of Ancient Greece and Rome
Essay of 700-1050 words as a tour guide describing the places and artifacts that the tourists will see.
Narrating a guided tour throughout the ancient Greek and Roman worlds.
In the tour:
Visit at least three cities in the ancient Greek world, what can we found in each city.
Three specific pieces of ancient Greek sculpture
Artifacts from a mixture of the Bronze Age, the Golden Age, and the Hellenistic Greek period.
Three pieces of ancient Roman architecture, built by Romans.
Discuss two pieces of Roman literature. Tourists have to get entertained during the long drives.
Explain the significance of each place or artifact discussed on the tour.
Include at least five images to illustrate your guide.
Essay must be written in 1
st
and 2
nd
person, and in text citation
APA style with citation and references
.
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Ancient Greek Art
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Review for Final Exam
- 1. Review for Final Exam Art Appreciation I
- 4. Title: Chi Rho Iota Page (from the Book of Kells) Period: Early Medieval Medium: Manuscript Page Date: 800 CE
- 6. Title: Tower of Pisa (Campanile) Period: Romanesque Medium: Architecture Date: 1173 CE
- 8. Title: Augustus of Primaporta Period: Ancient Roman Medium: Sculpture (Marble) Medium: 1st Century CE
- 10. Title: Virgin and Child Period: Gothic Medium: Silver Gilt and Enamel (Sculpture) Medium: Architecture Date: 1139 CE
- 11. 11
- 12. Title: Pantheon Period: Ancient Roman Medium: Architecture Date: 118-128 CE
- 14. Title: The Magi Asleep Period: Romanesque Medium: Architecture / Relief (Column Capital) Date: 1125 CE
- 19. Name 5 ways the Ancient Romans were influenced by the Ancient Greeks.
- 20. Name 3 differences between Romanesque and Gothic architecture.
- 21. What is an illuminated manuscript?
- 22. What are 5 ways that Romanesque architecture is inspired by Ancient Roman architecture?
- 23. Name an artwork from the Early Medieval, Romanesque, or Gothic Period that tells a story. What is the basic premise of the story?
- 24. What is decorative art and give an example of a decorative art work that we looked at in class.
- 25. What is a pilgrimage and name an example of architecture or an artwork associated with that term.
- 26. What is a relic? Name an artwork that we looked at in class that contains a relic.
- 27. What is iconography? Name 3 icons that were discussed in class.