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NAME: Great Mosque of Córdoba


MEDIUM: Stone


DATE: 785-786 CE


ANCIENT ISLAMIC ART


Temple → Church → Mosque → Church


Historians believe there was originally a Roman temple to the god Janus on the site. Orange trees still stand in the garden.

NAME: Pyxis of al-Mughira


MEDIUM: Carved Ivory


DATE: 968 CE


ANCIENT ISLAMIC ART


Pyxis - cylindrical box used for cosmetics typically of royal significance.


Given to Prince al-Mughira as a coming of age gift. Depicts living things.

NAME: Mosque of Selim II ARTIST: Sinan


MEDIUM: Brick & Stone


DATE: 1,568 - 1,575 CE


ANCIENT ISLAMIC ART


Minaret - tower for the prayer callers


East and west pillars are each supported by 2 buttresses, concealed outside by the porticoes and galleries.

NAME: Frontispiece of The Codex Mendoza


MEDIUM: Ink & Color on Paper


DATE: 1,541 - 1,542 CE


EARLY COLONIAL ART


Codex - records information about the Aztec empire


Eagle and cactus relate to the capitals establishment

NAME: Angel with Arquebus, Asiel Timor Dei


ARTIST: Master of Calamarca


MEDIUM: Oil on Canvas and Gilding


DATE: 17th century CE


EARLY COLONIAL ART


Arquebus - type of gun. Christian missionary orders were to terminate pre-Hispanic religions and enforce Catholicism.

NAME: Screen with the Siege of Belgrade and hunting scene


ARTIST: Circle of the Gonzales family


MEDIUM: Oil on Wood, inlaid with mother-of-pearl


DATE: 1697 - 1701 CE


EARLY COLONIAL ART


Biombo - Japanese folding Screens

NAME: The Virgin of Guadalupe


ARTIST: Miguel Gonzalez


MEDIUM: Oil on Canvas on Wood, inlaid with mother-of-pearl


DATE: 1698 CE


EARLY COLONIAL ART


Patron Saint of Mexico. Known as a mother, wife, and Queen of heaven: the ideal woman.

NAME: Spaniard and Indian Produce a Mestizo


ARTIST: Rodríguez Juárez


MEDIUM: Oil on Canvas


DATE: 1715 CE


EARLY COLONIAL ART


Casta painting - displays mother father and child to show the cast hierarchy.


Inter-ethnic mixing .

NAME: Virgin (Theotokos) and Child between Saints Theodore and George


MEDIUM: Encaustic (pigmented wax) on Wood


DATE: 6th or early 7th century CE


EARLY BYZANTINE ART


Religious Icon in a medieval monastery.


Hierarchy of Scale - Angels closest to Heaven

NAME: Hagia Sophia


MEDIUM: Brick & Ceramic with Stone & Mosaic Veneer


DATE: 532 - 537 CE


EARLY BYZANTINE ART


Commissioned by Emperor Justinian.


Church → Mosque → Museum

NAME: Santa Sabina


MEDIUM: Wood, Brick & Stone


DATE: 442 - 432 CE


EARLY CHRISTIAN ART


Recreation of Old St. Peter’s. Columns just for show, no actual support.

NAME: Catacomb of Priscilla


MEDIUM: Excavated Tufa & Fresco


DATE: 200 - 400 CE


EARLY CHRISTIAN ART


Catacombs - underground cemeteries (bodies are stacked on of each other)


7 early popes buried here.

NAME: Rebecca and Eliezer at the Well and Jacob Wrestling the Angel, from the Vienna Genesis


MEDIUM: Tempera, Gold & Silver on Purple Vellum DATE: Early 6th century CE


EARLY CHRISTIAN ART


Illuminated manuscript - text is supplemented with decoration

NAME: San Vitale


MEDIUM: Brick, Marble, & Stone Veneer


DATE: 526 - 547 CE


EARLY BYZANTINE ART


A dome in the middle.


Mosaics...

NAME: Justinian Panel


MEDIUM: Mosaic


DATE: 547 CE


EARLY BYZANTINE ART


Justinian I is the leader of both church and state. Halo around his head makes him seem like Christ - powerfully surrounded.

NAME: Theodora Panel


MEDIUM: Mosaic


DATE: 547 CE


EARLY BYZANTINE ART


Empress Theodora has a golden halo - depicted as a goddess.

ORANT

A figure in a posture of prayer, usually standing upright with raised arms.