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Gothic Art

Gothic Art. AD 1140-1400. Gothic Terms. same Romanesque church terms crypt- the vaulted space under a building rib vaults- vaults with a skeleton structure rib- a slender piece of masonry molding severies- thinly vaulted webs between arches scientia- theory or concept

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Medieval Synthesis

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Romanesque Art

Romanesque Art. Chapter 15. Objectives. Understand the major regions of Europe in the Romanesque period and be sensitive to the stylistic differences among the regions, especially in the sphere of architecture. Become familiar with the major pilgrimage routes and destinations of the period.

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Romanesque in England

Romanesque in England. General Character. General Character. General Character.

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Medieval Arts

Medieval Arts. Early Medieval--Romanesque: Symbolic, rather than realistic No use of perspective, no use of relative sizes to indicate depth Detail decorative, rather than to indicate realism or richness: stressed the spiritual

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Catholic Architecture: 1000 - 1300 CE

Catholic Architecture: 1000 - 1300 CE. Romanesque. Speyer, Kaiserdom (1030-1060). Barrel Vault. Groin Vault. Rib Vault. Tahull, Spain. St. Clement (10 December 1123) St. Mary (11 December 1123). Bourges, France: Cathedral of St. Etienne. 1190 - 1270.

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Medieval Monasteries and Architectural Invention

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Keep your homework with you Agenda: Opener: Discussion Class work: Romanesque Churches

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Get Ready.

Get Ready. TEST. your. ROMANESQUE. knowledge!. A. B. Side aisles. Radiating Chapels. C. D. Nave. Transcept. A. Crossed Ribs. B. Clerestory. C. Gallery. D. Arcade. Cathedral of St. Lazare Autun, France (begun in 1146) ROMANESQUE. ???. BUTTRESSES.

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Vocabulary Week 9

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Women's fashion of the Middle Ages

Women's fashion of the Middle Ages. Beauty ideal early 15 th century - a girl with a high forehead. In order to correct the lack of natural, medieval beauties pull out your hair with sideburns. This helped to visually enlarge the forehead and close to the desired standard fashion.

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Romanesque

Romanesque. In Italy, France and England. Mont Saint Michel (France). Outline. Introduction Part I Definition Part II Romanesque in Italy Part III Romanesque in France Part IV Romanesque in England Conclusion References. Introduction.

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ROMANESQUE ART

ROMANESQUE ART. ELEMENTS IN ARCHITECTURE ELEMENTS IN SCULPTURE. THE TYMPANUM. The tympanum is this semi-circular shape located on the portals of Romanesque churches. Church of St. Lazare, Autun, France. Ca. 1130 A. D. Christ in majesty.

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Romanesque Characteristics : 3.1. Materials.

Romanesque Characteristics : 3.1. Materials.

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The Bund

The Bund. by geography group .

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Romanesque vs. Gothic Architecture

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Images and Their Use

Images and Their Use. Defences of Christian Art. Common in 12 th century Latin Chrisitianity to defend use of images:

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Romanesque vs. Gothic Architecture

Romanesque vs. Gothic Architecture . Romanesque. Gothic . This building shows how Romanesque influence was used in architecture. You can notice the separate compartments of the building with thick walls and small windows. This dark and plain building is of modest height.

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Romanesque vs. Gothic Churches and Cathedrals

Romanesque vs. Gothic Churches and Cathedrals. Tara Benito Period 4. Romanesque. Gothic . This church is Romanesque because it has thick walls, arches, and a plain design. . This church is Gothic because of its buttresses, stained glass windows, figurines, and chandeliers. .

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Paulina Comeau

Paulina Comeau. Period 5 Roman vs. Gothic Architecture. Gothic. Gothic picture goes here. Romanesque. Typical Romanesque buildings have tall rounded arches. This building is an example of Roman arches.

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