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24 Cards in this Set
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Sarcophagus Lid with a Married Couple |
*350 BCE *Etruscan -valued women
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Orator (Aulus Metelus) |
*80 BCE *Roman -roman toga(woven wool worn only by citizen class men during peace time) |
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Pont du Gard |
*1st century BCE *Roman -Aquaduck |
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Bedroom in the House of Publtus Fannius Synistor |
*1st century BCE *Roman -illusionist paintings -roman wall painting |
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Potrait of Augustus of Prima Port |
*20 BCE *Roman Republic -models art of his reign after classical greece -contraposto -idealized young face -Augustus is claiming connection to divine ancestry -Barefoot because nudity -part in the crab claw |
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Ara Pacis Augustae |
*10 BCE
*Roman -large altar made of marble -they didn't had to import the marble because they found it -political ideas in multiple modes(alagoric image about prosperity, and narrative image of portrait) |
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Arch of Titus |
*80 CE *Roman -triumph over titus victory over jerusalem |
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The Panthenon |
*100 CE
*Roman -first building in which the exterior forms didn't express the interior shape -pediment front -combined pediment and dome for the first time -first building to be converted to roman pagan to roman christian |
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Wall with Torah Niche |
*200 CE *Late Antique Art -detail of moses and the parting of the red sea, in the wallpainting -trying to make a clear a clear visual narrative, follow thestory, rather than you are actually in the space -very atypical of jewish, but very typical of roman context |
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Sarcophagus of Junius Bassus |
*300 CE
*Late Antique Art -individual scenes, don't go together -burying the dead instead of burning them -new kind of thing people artist to display, new sculpture -has words saying it was Juniu Bassus Sarcophagus -sculpted in relief out of marble -expensive sarcophagi from this period -separate narrative scenes, not sequential -reuse of imagery -these images become standard for the next hundred years -taking idea of imperial entry and using it to refer to as Christ as the leader of the religion and he is becoming triumphal, -Christ riding a humble a donkey, not entering a city where he will rule, but in Jerusalem where he will get killed -takes imperial imagery and makes it into Christian context |
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Church of Hagia Sophia |
*500 CE *Byzantine -he wanted people to think up a new idea -innovated in its design -the amount of light inside -pendantens |
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Mosaics of Justinian and Theodora with attendants |
*500 CE *Byzantine -central plan -apse and alter most important -mosaic come off floors, ornate walls and ceiling |
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Grave good from Sutton Hoo Ship Burial |
*600 CE
*Early Medieval Europe -Burying treasure in with them,showed importance and status -metalwork, regarded highestrevered art -they want fancy complex highlyornamented treasure -red and gold contrast -valuable, portable, wearabletreasure -warriors helmet, mustache, steel,artistic energy in the warriors apparatus -one example of early medievalburial -terry Herbert he found thelargest medieval treasure hoard, Staffordshire hoard 5kg of gold, 3,000garments, 3,500 objects |
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Page with Man from the Book of Durrow |
*600 CE *Early Medieval Art |
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Palace Chapel of Charlemagne |
*700 CE
*Early Medieval Art -warlords start establishing morespace under their control -King of Franks, Charlemagne -he started controlling moreregions that he could personally manage -he worked with monasteries in hisregion -he used monasteries asadministrators -managed his kingdom through the monasteries -model his kingdom on the idea of Rome,be a new roman emperor, instead of being like Anglo Saxon kings -used memory of rome as a model -Charlemagne was the Christianroman emperor -revina was an amazing example ofwhat an emperor could have -has arches, which is roman style -built in stone, mosaic, andmarble, throne on second story -church but also where it wasshown, copy of Ravenna and Aachen are similar -his vision lasted 3 generations |
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Reliquary Statue of Sainte Foy |
*9th century
*Romanesque -wooden core -sheets of gold covered it -luminous figure with power -full body reliquary |
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The Bayeux Embroidery
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*1000 CE
*Romanesque -strip embroidery that is missing end-probs made in England -story is about William being the hero -when he takes a new oath he is breaking another oath(Harold) -story is setting Harold up for no good -battle of hasting, kills Harold with an arrow to theeyeball -William sitting on throne could be ending -Normans introduce castle architecture |
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Christ and Disciples on the Road to Emmaus
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*1100 CE
*Romanesque |
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Chartres Cathedral |
*1200 CE *Gothic |
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North transept rose window and lancets, Chartres Cathedral
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*1200 CE
*Gothic |
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Ekkhard and Uta, west chapel, Maumburg Cathedral |
*1200 CE
*Gothic -not portraits because already dead -shows lineage of the royal family -close connection of kings and church |
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Book of Hours of Jeanne d’Evreux |
*1300 CE *Gothic |
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Giotto, Scrovegni Chapel (Arena Chapel) |
*1300 CE *Gothic |
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Fresco Series of the Sala Della Pace in the Palazzo Pubblico |
*1300 CE *Gothic |
