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74 Cards in this Set
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Arch of Constantine C. 315 CE Built for Constantine I brickwork riveted with grey and white marble (Used other past monuments/spolia) Rome, Italy (Early Christian) |
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The Good Shepherd, The Story of Jonah and the Orants -
Catacombs of SS Peter and Marcellinus Frescoed ceiling of a cubiculum in the Catacomb of SS Peter and Marcellinus Rome, Italy Early 4th Century CE (Late Antique early Christian) |
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Sarcophagus with Jonah, philosopher, orant, and Good sheperd and Baptism of Jesus
(Sarcophagus of Sta. Maria Antiqua) c. 270 CE |
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Sarcophagus of Junius Bassus
Marble Rome c. 359 Early Christian |
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Old Saint Peter’s
Rome, Italy Begun under Constantine c. 319 (Early Christian) |
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Hagia Sophia
Anthemius of Tralles and Isidorus of Miletus Constantinople, Commission by Justinian I Built, c. 532-37 and 562 (Early Byzantine) |
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Fish-eye view of the dome and semi-domes / Nave interior, lookingtoward the entrance, Hagia Sophia, Constantinople, c. 532-37 and 562CE (early Byzantine) |
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Mosaic decoration of the arches / Basket capital, Hagia Sophia, Constantinople,532-37 and 562 CE (early Byzantine) |
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San Vitale, Ravennafounded 526 ce by Ecclesius, Bishop of Ravennacompleted c.546-8 ce under Justinian I and Bishop Maximianus of Ravenna with funds supplied by Julianus ArgentariusEarly Byzantine
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Mosaics in the chancel, San Vitale, RavennaVault of the chancel: Christ, apostles, and saints;Lamb of God, San Vitale, Ravenna, italy |
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Bishop Ecclesius offers a model of San Vitale to Christ, details of the apse mosaicSan Vitale, Ravenna |
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Justinian, Bishop Maximianus, and attendants, mosaic on the north wallof the chancel, San Vitale, Ravenna |
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Theodora and attendants, mosaic on the south wall of thechancel, San Vitale, Ravenna |
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Abel and Melchizedek offer their sacrifices (Genesis); Mosesand Isaiah, South wall of the chancel, San Vitale, Ravenna (early Byzantine) |
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L/ St. Vitalis and Bishop Ecclesius presented toChrist, Christ offers a crown to St. Vitalismosaic in the apse, San Vitale, Ravenna |
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The Transfiguration, apse mosaic, Church of the Virgin, Monastery of St. Catherine,
Mt. Sinai, Egypt ca. 548-565 (Early Byzantine) |
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Christ Blessing (icon)
Encaustic on wood 6th century From Mt. Sinai, Egypt (Early Byzantine) |
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Christ as Pantokrator, dome mosaic, Church of the Dormition, Daphni, Greece
c. 1090-1100 (Middle Byzantine) |
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Crucifixion, mosaic, Church of the Dormition, Daphni, Greece
1100 CE (Middle Byzantine) |
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Purse Cover, from the Sutton Hoo ship burial
gold garnet and colored glass (originally on leather) c. 625 (Anglo Saxon) (Migration Period) |
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Man (Symbol of St. Matthew), Book of Durrow
ink and tempera on parchment possibly made at Iona (Scotland) c. 660-80 (Hiberno Saxon) |
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Evangelist portrait: St. Matthew,
Lindisfarne Gospels ink and colors on parchment c. 698-721 monstery of Lindisfarne by Eadfrith the bishop of Lindisfarne (NE England) (Hiberno Saxon) |
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Cross-carpet Page
Lindisfarne Gospels ink and tempera on parchment made c. 698-721 Northumbria for monastery of Lindisfarne by Eadfrith, Bishop of Lindisfarne (NE England) (Hiberno- Saxon) |
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Initial page for the Gospel of Matthew, Lindisfarne Gospels ink and tempera on parchment made c. 698-721 Northumbria for monastery of Lindisfarne by Eadfrith, Bishop of Lindisfarne (NE England) (Hiberno- Saxon) |
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Chi-Rho-Iota page, Book of Kells
initial page for Matthew ink and tempera on parchment made at Iona?(Scotland) or Kells?(Ireland) late 8th century or early 9th century (Hiberno Saxon) |
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Charlemagne’s Palace Chapel, Aachen
designed by Odo of Metz, administered by Einhard built c. 792-805 Carolingian |
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Westwork of the Abbey Church of Corvey, Germany
late 9th Century with later additions Carolingian |
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Evangelist Portrait: St. Matthew, Coronation Gospels
ink tempera and gold on purple parchment made at Aachen, Germany c. 800-810 Carolingian |
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Psalm 44, Utrecht Psalter
brown ink on parchment made c. 830 At Hautvillers or Reims, France Carolingian |
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Dome of the Rock
Jerusalem Abd al- Malik 687-692 |
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Dome of the Rock, Abd al- Malik ( r. 685-705), looking east, Jerusalem, 687-692) |
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L) Spandrels, inner arcade & R) Inner facing of theoctagon showing Sassanian winged motifs, jeweledcrowns and vegetal ornaments and Kufic inscriptions , Dome of the Rock, Abd al- Malik( r. 685-705), looking east,Jerusalem, 687-692) |
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view of the mosaic decoration of the interior, Dome of the Rock, Abd al- Malik( r. 685-705), looking east, Jerusalem, 687-692) |
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Malwiya Minaret, Great Mosque of Samarra, Iraq
by al-Mutawakil c. 848-852 Abbasid Period |
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Great Mosque, Córdoba
al- Andalus, Spain 785-987 with additions in the 9th and 10th centuries |
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Double-tiered arcade the Great Mosque of Córdoba, al-Andalus, Spain, 8th- 10th cent. CE |
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Pyxis of al-Mughira
Madinat al-Zahra near Cordoba, Spain AD 968 |
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Koran page with beginning of surah 18 (Chester Beatty Library)
9th or 10th century ink and gold on vellum rectilinear kufic script |
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Otto III Enthroned between Church and State and receiving tribute from the four parts of the Empire, Book of Otto III
Tempera and gold on parchment Reichenau, Germany c. 1000 Ottonian |
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Jesus and Peter (Jesus washing the feet of his disciples), Gospel Book of Otto III
tempera and gold on parchment Reichenau, Germany c. 1000 Ottonian |
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Doors of Bishop Bernward, including God accusing Adam and Eve
Cast Bronze Bishop Hildesheim for monastery church of St Michael Germany c. 1015 Ottonian |
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Doors of Bishop Bernward, Christ before Pilate? Caiaphas?
Cast bronze Bishop of Hildesheim for monastery church of St Michael c. 1015 Ottonian |
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Arm reliquary of the Apostles,
from the Cathedral of St. Blaise, Braunschweig c. 1190 Silver gilt and enamel on wood core Romanesque Germany |
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Reliquary Statue of Ste. Foy
late 10th/early 11th Century (face from 5th century) Gold, Silver, Jewels, over a Wooden Core France Early Medieval |
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Saint-Sernin, Toulouse
S. France c.1070-1120 Romanesque |
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Virgin and Child (Throne of Wisdom), from Auvergne, France
second half of the 12th century painted wood Romanesque |
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South portal of Saint Pierre, Moissac, including tympanum with Christ in Majesty
c.1115-35 Romanesque |
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St Pierre, Moissac, France Trumeau, Confronted Lions c.1115-35 Romanesque |
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South portal of Saint Pierre, Moissac, right side trumeau with Old Testament Prophet
c.1115-35 Romanesque |
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South portal of Saint Pierre, Moissac east flank with Infancy Scenes
c.1115-35 Romanesque |
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Cloister, Saint Pierre, Moissac,
c.1100-15 under Abbot Anquêtil Romanesque |
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Capital with Daniel in the Lions’ Den Saint Pierre, Moissac S. France c.1100-15 under Abbot Anquêtil Romanesque |
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Church of the Cistercian Abbey, Fontenay
Champagne, France c.1139-47 Romanesque |
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Harold Godwinson swears an oath of fealty to Duke William of Normandy on the relics in Bayeux Cathedral,Bayeux Embroidery
c. 1070-80 Romanesque |
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Battle of Hastings, Bayeux Embroidery
c.1070-80 Romanesque |
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Bapistery of San Giovanni, Florence
Florence, Italy c. 1059-1150 Romanesque |
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Ambulatory, and radiating chapels, Abbey Church of Saint Denis 1140-1144 Early Gothic
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Cathedral of Notre-Dame. Amiens, France. Robert de Luzarches, Thomas and Renaud de Cormont. Begun in 1220. High Gothic |
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Sainte-Chapelle, Paris
c. 1243-48 commissioned by King Louis IX Rayonnant Gothic |
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Royal Portal, west façade. Cathedral of Notre Dame. Chartres, France. Old Testament Kings and Queen. Ca. 1145-1155 Early Gothic |
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Royal Portal, west façade, Cathedral of Notre Dame, Chartres, France. Ascension, Second Coming, Virgin Portal. Ca. 1145-1155 Early Gothic |
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Dormition, Assumption, and Coronation of the Virgin, central portal, north transept facade, Cathedral of Notre Dame, Chartres
Begun c. 1210 High Gothic |
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Christ (Le Beau Dieu)
trumeau statue, center doorway, west façade, Cathedral of Notre Dame, Amiens c. 1220-35 High Gothic |
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Virgin of Paris
Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris Stone Early 14th Century France, Gothic |
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Virgin and Child with Angels (Notre Dame de la Belle Verrière),
Cathedral of Notre Dame, Chartres c. 1170 (and earlier?) Early Gothic Originally in romanesque cathedral of Chartres Angels added in the thirteenth century |
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Rose window and lancets, north transept facade, Cathedral of Notre Dame, Chartres
c. 1220 High Gothic |
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Rose window North facade of Notre Dame, Chartres c. 1220 High Gothic |
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Lancets North trancept facade of Notre Dame, Chartres c. 1220 High Gothic Old testament kings and priests and St. Anne holding the infant Virgin Mary |
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Choir screen (including The Crucifixion, Betrayal and Arrest of Jesus)
Naumburg Cathedral c. 1250 Germany, Gothic |
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The Crucifixion Naumberg Cathedral c. 1250 Germany, Gothic |
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The Betrayal and Arrest of Jesus Naumberg Cathedral c. 1250 Germany, Gothic |
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Röttgen Pietà
painted wood early 14th century Rhineland, Germany, Gothic |
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Abraham and the Three Angels, Psalter of St. Louis Paris, France 1253-1270 Ink tempera gold leaf on vellum High Gothic
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The Arrest of Christ / The Annunciation, with marginalia, Hours of Jeanne d’Evreux By Jean Pucelle C. 1325 Late Gothic
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