Art History Portable Edition, Book 2 : Medieval Art (with MyArtKit Student Access Code Card)

by Stokstad, Marilyn

• ISBN13: 9780205671960
• ISBN10: 0205671969
• Edition: 3rd
• Format: Package
• Copyright: 2009-01-01
• Publisher: Prentice Hall

Summary

Art History Portable Editionby Marilyn Stokstad offers exactly the same content asArt History, Third Editionbut in smaller individual booklets for maximum student portability. The combined six segment set consists of four booklets that correspond to major periods in Western art and two that cover global art. Each book is available individually, making them ideal for courses focused on individual periods. Book 2: Art History: Medieval Art can be used for such courses as: Jewish, Early Christian, and Byzantine Art Islamic Art Romanesque Art Gothic Art of the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries Fourteenth-Century Art on Europe Book 1: Art History: Ancient Art Book 2: Art History: Medieval Art Book 3: Art History: A View of the World, Part One: Asian, African, and Islamic Art and Art of the Americas Book 4: Art History: Fourteenth to Seventeenth Century Art Book 5: Art History: A View of the World, Part Two: Asian, African, and Oceanic Art and Art of the Americas Book 6: Art History: Eighteenth to Twenty-First Century

Table of Contents

7. JEWISH, EARLY CHRISTIAN,AND BYZANTINE ART 232JEWS, CHRISTIANS, AND MUSLIMS 234Early Jewish Art 234Early Christian Art 238IMPERIAL CHRISTIAN ARCHITECTURE AND ART 242Architecture: The Church and Its Decoration 243Architecture: Ravenna 247Sculpture 250EARLY BYZANTINE ART: THE FIRST GOLDEN AGE 254The Golden Age of Justinian 254Objects of Veneration and Devotion 263Icons and Iconoclasm 266MIDDLE BYZANTINE ART 267Architecture and Mosaics 267Objects and Veneration and Devotion 273The Special Case of Sicily 274LATE BYZANTINE ART 278Constantinople 278Moscow: The Third Rome 278IN PERSPECTIVE 280TIMELINE 281BOXESTHE OBJECT SPEAKS The Archangel Michael 276ELEMENTS OF ARCHITECTUREBasilica-Plan and Central-Plan Churches 242Pendentives and Squinches 257Multiple-Dome Church Plans 275ART AND ITS CONTEXTEarly Forms of the Book 251MYTH AND RELIGIONChristian Symbols 238Iconography of the Life of Jesus 2528. ISLAMIC ART 282ISLAM AND EARLY ISLAMIC SOCIETY 284ART DURING THE EARLY CALIPHATES 285Architecture 286Calligraphy 292Ceramics and Textiles 294LATER ISLAMIC ART 294Architecture 295Portable Arts 300Manuscripts and Painting 303THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE 305Architecture 305Illuminated Manuscripts and Tugras 306THE MODERN ERA 307IN PERSPECTIVE 308TIMELINE 309BOXESTHE OBJECT SPEAKS A Mamluk Glass Oil Lamp 296ELEMENTS OF ARCHITECTUREMosque Plan 289Arches and Muqarnas 292TECHNIQUECarpet Making 303ART AND ITS CONTEXTThe Five Pillars of Islam 29914. EARLY MEDIEVAL ART IN EUROPE 440THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES 442The Art of People Associated with the Roman Empire 443The Art of People Outside the Roman Sphere of Influence 444The Coming of Christianity to the British Isles 446THE MUSLIM CHALLENGE IN SPAIN 449Mozarabic Art 449THE CAROLINGIAN EMPIRE 450Carolingian Architecture 451The Scriptorium and Illustrated Books 455Carolingian Goldsmith Work 457THE VIKING ERA 459The Oseberg Ship 459Picture Stones at Jelling 460Timber Architecture 461The End of the Viking Era 464OTTONIAN EUROPE 464Ottonian Architecture 464Ottonian Sculpture 468Illustrated Books 469IN PERSPECTIVE 470TIMELINE 471BOXESTHE OBJECT SPEAKS The Doors of Bishop Bernward 466ART AND ITS CONTEXTDefining the Middle Ages 444The Medieval Scriptorium 44815. ROMANESQUE ART 472EUROPEIN THE ROMANESQUE PERIOD 474Political and Economic Life 474The Church 475Intellectual Life 476ROMANESQUE ART 477ARCHITECTURE 478The Early Romanesque Style: The First Romanesque 479The Pilgrimage Church 479The Monastery of Cluny in Burgundy 482The Cistercians 484Regional Styles in Romanesque Architecture 485Secular Architecture: Dover Castle, England 493THE DECORATION OF BUILDINGS 494Architectural Sculpture 495Mosaics and Murals 499THE CLOISTER CRAFTS 502Portable Sculpture 502Metalwork 506Illustrated Books 507IN PERSPECTIVE 510TIMELINE 511BOXESTHE OBJECT SPEAKS The Bayeux Tapestry 504ART AND ITS CONTEXTSaint Bernard and Theophilus:O