European Medieval Art Flashcards

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Middle ages is also known as the

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Medieval Period

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Medieval Period

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476 CE to 1400

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the Medieval period ranges from

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the fall of Rome in 476CE to the early Renaissance

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Early Christian means ____ and is ______ by medieval

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before 476 and followed

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Renaissance was a passing ______ on their predecessors

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negative judgement

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two subdivisions of later medieval in Western Europe

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  1. Early medieval
  2. Medieval Romanesque
  3. Medieval Gothic
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Medieval Gothic

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1150 to 1400

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Medieval Romanesque

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1000 to 1150

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Early Medieval saw Europe being

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less united and less weathly

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where does the term medieval come from

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Western Europe

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Medieval is increasingly being used as a

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global term

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medieval as a global term allows for better

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comparisons

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______ could be considered a subcategory of Medieval time frame

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Byzantine

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the power of the Catholic church in Rome was dependent on

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region and time period

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When did Western Europe become increasingly Christian

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from the 6th C through the 12th C

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Pope rules politically in

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areas around ROME

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in the early part of the Medieval time period, Europe was

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  1. small regional
  2. non-christian
  3. fragmented
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Ireland and Scotland Chritianzied in

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550s

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Ireland and Scotland are considered

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secluded monasteries

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what happened in Western Europe around 800

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briefly re-united by Emperor Charlemagne

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What was Emperor Charlemagne known as

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the Holy Roman Emperor

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Why was Charlemagne known as the Holy Roman Emperor

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he was Christian

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______ became the biggest supporter of art in later medieval Western Europe

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what was destroyed when regions Christianised

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pre-Christian culture

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interlace
complex geometric patterning seen in frame that often combines geometric and figural
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Insular or Hiberno-Saxon style
characteristic of post-Roman British Isles and is known for its interlace.
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4 authors of the Gospel Books called the
4 Evangelists
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Matthew Gospel Symbol
Winged man
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Luke Gospel symbol
Ox
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Mark Gospel symbol
Lion
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John Gospel symbol
Eagle
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medieval manuscripts commonly have
few illustrations
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medieval manuscripts commonly illustrate ONLY
the beginning of each gospel
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carpet page
illuminated page of medieval manuscript that is entirely abstract image
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what is often used to start the gospel
carpet page
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First three letters of the word CHRIST in Greek
Chi-Rho-Lota
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What would have been used to keep the pages in books, like the Book of Kells, flat
a heavy cover or box
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Eucharist
miracle that follows the last Supper, after Jesus' death
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At the time, what was mass seen as
transforming bread and wine into body and blood of Christ to consume
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Carolingian Renaissance
Charlemagne comes to power around 786 and becomes Holy Roman Emperor around 800
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Who was the first uniting power in W Europe in hundreds of years
Charlemagne
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Who did Charlemagne look to when tyring to revive Roman forms
Constantine
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Carolingian Revival
return of many Roman inspired forms including flat, more 3D imagery
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What was happening across Europe
lots of turmoil
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Without the support of the central state and wealth, what happened to art in Europe
art production decreases and shifts into isolated religious communities
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Monasteries focused much attention on
preserving information and copying texts
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vellum
prepared animal skin
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Gospel books
4 books of the New Testament
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The Gospel books each tell of
Jesus' life, death and teachings in slightly different ways
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A gospel book can be ______ but is usually _____
one of the 4 books AND all 4 books
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book production is ______ before the arrival of paper
difficult
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books used to be ______ and prepared on ______
handwritten and vellum
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illuminated manuscript means
hand-illustrated
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manuscript
hand written
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Durrow
Irish missionary St Columba founded remote monasteries in Ireland and Scotland