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Medieval art spanned from the 6th to the 15th century, heavily influenced by religion and the heritage of the Romans and the Church. While much artwork depicted biblical stories, there were also secular pieces. Prominent styles include Romanesque, Celtic, and Gothic, characterized by limited color palettes and techniques such as fresco painting. Women's contributions were often restricted to manuscript creation. This period is significant for the high quality of art, encompassing various forms like carvings, sculptures, and decorative elements in tombs and castles.
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Medieval Art Kourtneyoehm
This period happened around 6th century to the 15th, a little bit after Jesus. • A lot of the influences had to do with religion. The heritage of the romans and the church. But there were some pieces from this time period that wasn’t religious. • If you look at a lot of the pictures you will see that it looks like a story that would come from the bible.
Romanesque, Celtic, Gothic are the top themes . • They used fresco paintings. Egg and powder mix was used in the wall. Colors were limited. • women were limited to what they could paint/ make they mainly did manuscripts.
This time period was very important because you saw a lot of good art. • everything they drew or painted was for your religious beliefs. • Medieval art had many types. Carvings, sculptures or being seen on tombs and castles.
