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Using ex. from both the interior & exterior, discuss the characteristics of this work that reveal its classical past, and the characteristics that place it in the Romanesque period.
Using ex. from both the interior & exterior, discuss the characteristics of this work that reveal its classical past, and the characteristics that place it in the Romanesque period.
* Figure 1: CATHEDRAL COMPLEX IN PISA this is its BAPTISM CHURCH
* What makes it romanesque is its RADIATED CHAPELS made b/c of Pilgrims.
* Roman-like so doesn't have large windows
* Outside there are rounded arches
* Inside: mosaics of Jesus has the looks of Byzantine style
These two sculptures are Gothic.  One comes from the beginning of the Gothic tradition, the other from the end.  Discuss which early Gothic, which is late, is and tell why.
These two sculptures are Gothic. One comes from the beginning of the Gothic tradition, the other from the end. Discuss which early Gothic, which is late, is and tell why.
Figure 1: VIRGIN of PARIS
* Late Gothic
* drapery follows the body shape
* s-curve
* more details there are gems in the crown
* Canon & contrapposto

Figure 2: ROYAL PORTAL JAMBS of CHARTES CATHEDRAL
*Early Gothic
* not a lot of details
*elongated bodies
* NO contrapposto or canon
* there is no gravity- the feet seem to be floating
SIMILARTIES: Classical Facial features
This work was done in Pronto-Renaissance in either Florentine or the Sienese tradition.  In which tradition would you place this painting, and why?
This work was done in Pronto-Renaissance in either Florentine or the Sienese tradition. In which tradition would you place this painting, and why?
* Florentine
* Artist: Giotto (only known artist this time who used fresco)
* Giotto main thing did focus point- everyone is looking at Jesus & Mary
* Created SPACE he made depth- foreground, background & middle ground
* Made composition- balance- seen by the angel floating, large rock & ppl on foreground