Art Of The Middle Ages Woa Pa

by Benton,Janetta Rebold

• ISBN13: 9780500203507
• ISBN10: 0500203504
• Edition: 00
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2002-06-17
• Publisher: INGRAM

Summary

Presents a chronological introduction to Medieval art, including stained glass, illuminated manuscripts, mural and panel paintings, metalwork, tapestries, sculpture, and architecture.

Table of Contents

Introduction	7	(13)
Early Christian and Byzantine	20	(19)
Early Christian Art: Emperor Constantine and the break between late Roman and Early Christian art
Old Saint Peter's
Santa Costanza in Rome
Mosaic decoration
Small relief Sculpture
Painted Catacombs Byzantine Art: Emperor Justinian and the First Golden Age
San Vitale and Mosaics in Ravenna
Hagia Sophia in Constantinople
Iconoclastic Controversy and the Second Golden Age
San Marco in Venice
Small relief Sculpture
Icons
Cloisonne Enamel
Early Middle Ages: `Barbarian,' Carolingian, Ottonian	39	(16)
Sophisticated Barbarians: Burial objects
Manuscript illumination Carolingian Art: Charlemagne and the Carolingian revival
Palace Chapel in Aachen
Saint-Riquire
Plan of Saint Gall
Small relief sculpture in ivory, gold, and gems
Manuscript illumination Ottonian Art: Saint Michael's in Hildesheim
Gero Crucifix
Manuscript Illumination
Romanesque in Central France and Along the Pilgrimage Roads	55	(27)
Monasteries
Pilgrimage churches
Vaulting methods: Saint-Philibert in Tournus
Sites and structures: Le Puy Cathedral and Sainte-Madeleine in Vezelay
Tympana: Sainte-Madeleine in Vezelay and Saint-Lazare in Autun
Monastic conflict: Cluniac opulence (Cluny) versus Cistercian austerity (Fontenay)
Romanesque in southern and Western France	82	(22)
Antique influences: Saint-Gilles-du-Gard and Saint-Trophime in Arles
Sculpture: Saint-Pierre in Moissac
Hall churches
Murals at Saint-Savin-sur-Gartempe
Fresco Secco mural painting
Mont Saint-Michel
William the conqueror and Saint-Etienne in Caen
Bayeux Tapestry
Romanesque Outside France	104	(28)
England
Norway
Low Countries
Germany
Italy
Spain
Romanesque Sculpture, Decorative Arts, and Manuscript Illumination	132	(17)
Cult of the Virgin
Cult of the Relics
Champleve enamel
Metalwork
Ivory carving
Manuscript Illumination
Earlier Gothic in France	149	(27)
Early Gothic: Saint-Denis, Laon Cathedral, and Notre-Dame in Paris High Gothic: Charters Cathedral and Reims Cathedral
Sculpture: the human figure
Saint-Etienne in Bourges and Saint-Julien in Le Mans
Saint-Pierre in Beauvais
Later Gothic in France	176	(25)
Rayonnant Gothic: Sainte-Chapelle in Paris
Transepts of Saint-Denis and Notre-Dame in Paris
Stone lace: Saint-Urbain in Troyes and Saint-Ouen in Rouen
Stained Glass Flamboyant Gothic: Saint-Maclou in Rouen, Saint-Etienne in Beauvais, Saint-Nizier in Troyes, Saint-Thiebaut in Thann
Cloisters: Saint-Etienne in Toul and Saint-Die
Gargoyles
Medieval cathedral construction
Gothic Outside France	201	(40)
England
Germany
Bohemia
Switzerland
Spain
Italy
Gothic Sculpture, Decorative Arts, Manuscript Illumination, and Painting	241	(38)
Northern Europe: Emotional imagery
Precious objects of metal, enamel, and ivory
Manuscript illumination: a golden age
Tapestries Italy: Nicola and Giovanni Pisano
Duccio of Siena
Egg tempera painting
Fresco buono mural painting
San Francesco and frescoes in Assisi
Giotto of Florence
Simone Martini
Ambrogio and Pietro Lorenzetti
Gentile da Fabriano
Art in Daily Life During the Middle Ages	279	(23)
Ecclesiastical vestments
Secular attire
Armor
Half-timbered houses
Black-and-white manor houses
Ca' d'Oro in Venice
Fortresses and castles
Medieval mischief and wit
Map of Western and Central Europe	302	(1)
Chronology	303	(5)
Glossary	308	(1)
Bibliography	309	(4)
List of Illustrations	313	(3)
Index	316