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Column of Trajan
Battle against Dacians.
Was once painted.
Used as a Moseleum.
First topped by Trajan, now St. Peter.
Tetrarchs
Diocletian; Rule of four. Artistic style visibly declining. Look terrified.
Catacomb of Saints Peter and Marcellinus
Axial plan. Can see from entrance to altar. Nave considered SACRED.
Rebecca and Eliezer Page from Vienna Genesis
Vellum: Calfskin; Parchment: Lambskin. Illuminated manuscript (text at top, picture on bottom.) Continuous narrative.
Hagia Sophia
532-537 AD
Surpasses Parthenon as largest dome.
Anthemius and Isidorus (architects.)
Justinian Mosaic
Christ sitting on the World; Justinian and Attendants, Theodora and Attendants. Church and state one entity.
Theotokos image from Monastery of Saint Catherine
Title of Mary. Jesus sits on her lap, on her left, theodore and on her right, George. Angels behind looking at the hand of God.
Dome of the Rock
Jerusilum, houses sacred rock. (Temple of solomon, Sacrifice of isaac, Return after "night flight.")
Muqarnas Dome from Alhambra
Spain. Any interpretation is correct. Starburst roof.
Mihrab from Isfahan Mosque
Mihrab points towards Mecca. Covered with calligraphy. (Highly colorful with blues and greens.) Looked at the entry way.
Animal style portal from Urnes, Norwary
Interlace.
St. Matthew from Book of Durrow
The antithesis of contraposto. Ultimate low point. Robe is highly decorated. No text.
Chi-Ro-Iota page from Book of Kells
Dramatically decorated,
Very intricate. (Similar to islamic art...fear of the void) Vellum and parchment. (paper = pagan)
Charlemagne Portrait
Small statuette. Not drawn to scale at all.
Column from St. Michael’s
AKA Bishop Bernward's Column.
Reminiscent of Trajan's Column.
Life of Christ.
St. Sernin
Charlemagne donated relics.
Old church of Abbey.
Shaped like a crucifix.
Last Judgment from St. Lazare
Above the doorway.
Morgan Madonna
Wooden statue of theotokos holding Jesus.
Reliquary of St. Alexander
Used for functional purposes such as the Eucharist. Used to store christian relics.
Chartres Cathedral
No record of architect. Three basic (Holy, sacred) shapes. Fire destroyed original building. Jamb figures still not realistic. Labyrinth
Our Lady of the Beautiful Window
Notre Dame de la Belle Verriere. Stain Glass. Chartes.
Visitation from Reims Cathedral
Return of realism and contraposto. (Jamb structures)
St. Chapelle
Built by king (Louis IX) Had a place for servants. Held Relics (crown of thorns, etc.) Rayonnant - literally made from stained glass windows. Ribbed vaults.