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Monotheistic Traditions

This chapter delves into the rich tapestry of monotheistic traditions as expressed through art and architecture in early Christianity. From the intricate mosaics of San Vitale in Ravenna to the profound symbolism in the Catacombs of Rome, we explore the significance of sacred representations like the Good Shepherd and the Eucharist. The influence of figures like St. Augustine and the evolution of liturgical spaces highlight the interplay between faith and artistry. This journey through time and space reveals how visual culture served to reinforce spiritual beliefs and communal identity.

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Monotheistic Traditions

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  1. Monotheistic Traditions Chapter 5

  2. Map of the Diaspora

  3. Torah

  4. Parable

  5. Eucharist

  6. Septuagint

  7. Icons

  8. St. Augustine of Hippo

  9. Gregorian Chant

  10. Arabesque

  11. Helena

  12. Tomb of Julii

  13. Good Shepard Mural

  14. Detail

  15. Figure in orants

  16. Sant’ Apollonare Nuovo

  17. Christ mosaic

  18. Arian Baptistery

  19. Procession

  20. Apse Mosaic San Apollinare

  21. ART IDS

  22. San Vitale, Ravenna Italy

  23. San Vitale - interior, Ravenna Italy

  24. Justinian and His Courtiers, c.547San Vitale, Ravenna Italy, Byzantine

  25. Theodora and Retinue Mosaic

  26. Good Shepard Muralc. 4th Century ADCatacombs, Rome, Early Christian

  27. Procession of Virgins and Martyrs

  28. Procession of Virgin Martyrs, c.560Sant’ Apollonare Nuovo, Ravenna Italy, Byzantine

  29. Sarcophagus of Junius Bassus359RomeEarly Christian

  30. Good Shepard Sarcophagus Example

  31. Hagia Sophia, 532-537Athenius and IsidorousConstantinopleByzantine

  32. Interior

  33. Pendentives

  34. Light of interior

  35. Massive Arcades

  36. Empress’ Loggia

  37. Christ Pantocrater, c.1100Church of the Dormition, DaphneByzantine

  38. Great Omayed Mosque, c.715SyriaIslamic

  39. detail

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