Medieval Art History Midterm Exam

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Augustus of Prima Porta

1st century

Marble

Rome

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Dura Europos, first evidence of a church house,

destroyed 259

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Arch of Constantine

312-315

Rome

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Colossal Head of Constantine

313, marble

Rome

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Old St. Peter's Basilica

c. 324-340

Rome (Old St. Peter's)

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Old St. Peter's Basilica Plan

c. 324-340

Rome (Old St. Peter's)

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St. Peter's Basilica Reconstruction

Rom

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Berlin Ivory Pyxis

5th century, ivory

now in Berlin

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Christ Teaching, Seated Among the Apostles

5th century, mosaic

Chapel of Sant'Aquilino, San Lorenzo, Maggiore, Milan

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Death of Judas; Crucifixion,

c. 420, plaque on an ivory casket,

now in the British Museum, London

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Justinian as Defender of the Faith (Barberini Diptych)

mid-6th century, leaf of an imperial ivory plaque,

today in the Louvre, Paris

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San Vitale (exterior)

completed 546-548,

Ravenna, Italy

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San Vitale (mosaic)

completed 546-548

Ravenna, Italy

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San Vitale (mosaic)

completed 546-548

Ravenna, Italy

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Golden buckle of Sutton Hoo

first half of 7th century, gold

British Museum, London

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St. Peter

early 7th century, encaustic painting on panel

Monastery of Saint Catherine, Mount Sinai, Egypt

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Christ (Sinai Pantokrator)

c. 700, tempera and gold on panel

Monastery of Saint Catherine, Mount Sinai, Egypt

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Saint Luke (fol. 129v)

illustration in the Corpus Christi Gospels (Gospels of St. Augustine),

late 6th century,

Corpus Christi College Library, Cambridge

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The Story of Jacob,

miniature in the Vienna Genesis

6th century, Vienna

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Crucifixion and Ascension,

miniatures in the Rabbula Gospels

c. 586

originally Zagba, Mesopotamia,

today Florence

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Carpet page (fol. 3v),

illustration in the Book of Durrow

c. 660-680,

originally scriptorium of monastery of Durrow;

today, Trinity College Library, Durrow

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Matthew page (fol. 21v)

illustration in the Book of Durrow

c. 660-680

originally scriptorium of monastery of Durrow;

today, Trinity College Library, Durrow

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Soiscel Molaise (Book shrine of St. Molaise)

8th century, Hiberno-Saxon,

National Museum of Ireland, Dublin

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Trial of Christ Before Pilate,

miniature in the Rossano Gospels,

second half of 6th century

Museo dell'Arcivescovado, Rossano

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Ezra page (fol. 5r),

illustration in the Codex Amiatinus

before 716,

Biblioteca Medica Laurenziana, Florence

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Christ in Majesty (fol. 796v),

illustration in the Codex Amiatinus

before 716,

Biblioteca Medica Laurenziana, Florence

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Matthew page (fol. 25v),

illumination in the Lindisfarne Gospels

c. 710-725,

today in British Library, London

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Franks casket,

first half of 8th century, whale bone,

British Museum, London

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Virgin and Child (fol. 7v),

illumination in the Book of Kells,

late 8th and 9th century

today in Trinity College Library, Dublin

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Chi Rho page (fol. 34v),

illumination in the Book of Kells,

late 8th and 9th century

today in Trinity College Library, Dublin

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Tara Brooch

c. 700, gilt, bronze, amber, and enamel

National Museum of Ireland, Dublin

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Muirdach Cross,

c. 900, carved stone

Monasterboice, Ireland

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Ideal plan for a monastery,

c. 820, red ink on parchment

Stiftsbibliothek, Saint Gall, Switzerland

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Scenes from Genesis (fol. 5v),

illustration in the Moutier-Grandval Bible

c. 840,

British Library, London

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Scenes from Revelation (fol. 449v),

illustration in the Moutier-Grandval Bible

c. 840

British Library, London

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Fountain of Life (fol. 3v),

illumination in the Gospels of Goldescalc

781-783,

Bib. Nationale, Paris

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Christ Enthroned (fol. 3r),

illumination in the Gospels of Goldescalc

781-783,

Bib. Nationale, Paris

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Carolingian Ivory Cover for a Gospel Lectionary,

c. 800,

originally by an artist in the court of Charlemagne;

today in the Bodleian Library, Oxford

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Saint Matthew (fol. 15r),

illustration in the Coronation Gospels

early 9th century,

Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

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Saint Mark (fol. 60v),

illustration in the Gospel Book of Ebbo,

816-835,

Bib. Municipale, Epernay

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Psalm 22 (fol. 13r)

illustration in the Utrecht Psalter,

816-883,

originally at the Benedictine Abbey of Hautvillers, in the diocese of Reims under Abbot Ebbo;

today in the University Library, Utrecht

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Psalm 43 (fol. 25r)

illustration in the Utrecht Psalter,

816-883,

originally at the Benedictine Abbey of Hautvillers, in the diocese of Reims under Abbot Ebbo;

today in the University Library, Utrecht

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Maiestas Domini (fol. 329v),

illustration in the Vivian Bible (First Bible of Charles the Bald),

c. 845

Bib. Nationale, Paris

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Presentation of the Bible to Charles the Bald (fol. 423r),

illustration in the Vivian Bible (First Bible of Charles the Bald),

c.845

Bib. Nationale, Paris

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Te Igitur (fol. 15v),

illustration in the Drogo Sacramentary,

c. 850,

Bib. Nationale, Paris

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Three Marys at the Tomb (fol. 58r),
illustration in the Drogo Sacramentary,

c. 850

Bib. Nationale, Paris

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Te Igitur (fol. 6v),

illustration in the Sacramentary of Metz

c. 870

Bib. Nationale, Paris

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Maiestas Domini (fol. 5v),

illustration in the Sacramentary of Metz

c. 870

Bib. Nationale, Paris

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Crucifixion with Angels (upper cover),

cover of the Lindau Gospels,

c. 870-880, gold, pearls, gems

now in Pierpont Morgan Library, New York

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Crucified Christ (fol. 8v),

illustration in the Liber de laudibus sanctae crucis

first quarter of the 10th century, Fulda,

now in the Biblioteca apostolica vaticana, Vatican City

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Palatine Chapel of Charlemagne,

792-805,

designed by Odo of Metz for Charlemagne

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Lothair cross,

c. 1000,

processional cross most likely made in Cologne

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Altar frontal of Henry II,

Germany,

first quarter of eleventh century,

now in Musee national du moyen-age, Paris

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Gero Crucifix

c. 970,

painted wood,

Cologne Cathedral

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Virgin and Child

c. 980

wooden core with gold sheet

Essen Cathedral

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Altar reliquary of Saint Andrew

c. 980s, gold, ivory, enamel, pearls and jewels

Trier

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Otto II Surrounded by the Personified Provinces,

c. 983

leaf from the Registrum Gregorii

Chantilly

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Otto III Enthroned Between Church and State (fol. 24r),

c. 1000

illustration in the Gospels of Otto III

Staatsbibliothek, Munich

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Saint Luke (fol. 139v),

c. 1000,

illustration in the Gospels of Otto III

Staatsbibliothek, Munich

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Doors of Bishop Bernward,

1015, bronze,

Church of St. Michael, Hildesheim

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Doubting Thomas,

early 11th century, ivory plaque,

Berlin

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Saint Martin-du-Canigou,

1001-1026,

French Pyrenees

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Saint Sernin (exterior),

1070-1090,

Toulouse

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Saint Sernin (interior),

1070-1090,

Toulouse

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Maiestas Domini and Angel,

c. 1096, marble reliefs,

Saint Sernin, Toulouse

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Abbey Church of Sainte Foy (interior),

11th-12th century,

Conques, France

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Abbey Church of Sainte Foy (exterior),

11th-12th century,

Conques, France

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Reliquary of Sainte Foy,

11th-12th century, gold and jewels over wood

Conques, France