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Early Medieval Art (Chapter 16)
Material from Valerie M. Park, gratefully used with permission.
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NEED TO KNOW DATES

Merovingian: 600
Carolingian: 800
Ottoman: 1000 
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KEY IDEAS
  • No particular style for Medieval art: classical, geometric, and natural designs.
  • Medieval painting and sculpture mostly avoids naturalistic depictions.
  • Information about history and techniques are lost such as technological advances and secrets to architecture.
  • The Vikings were an aggressive culture that succeeded in oceanic navigation and boat building. They invaded the British Isles and colonized parts of France. They were officially Christianized in the 11th c. 
  • "Dark Ages" describes the knowledge of the times than the time itself.
  • Monasteries were the principal centers of learning and illuminated manuscript creation. Illustrations allowed for creativity and interpretation.​
  • Hiberno-Saxons refers to the art of the British Isles (also known as insular art)
VOCABULARY
chasing (ornamenting metal using a hammer)
cloisonne
codex (pl. codices)
fibula (pl. fibulae)
gospels
horror vacui
parchment (vellum)
scriptorium
​zoomorphic
ARTWORKS LIST
Looped fibulae
The Book of Lindisfarne
 - Cross page
 - Saint Luke portrait
 - Incipit page
The Book of Kells
 - Chi Rho page
Palatine Chapel
Bernward's doors
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Early Medieval Art (Practice Quiz)
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