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Medieval

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               {Stokstad}

               {Late Roman/Early Christian}
               {Constantine: Byzanine Art}
               {Non-Christian Art}
               {Carolingian Art}
               {Byzantium after 867AD}
               {The British Isles}
               {Nordic Art}
               {Romanesque
               {Proto-Gothic Art}
               {Gothic Art}
               {Regional Styles}

               {The Ususal Suspects}
               {Refs}
               {Links}


 

Stokstad

Also, while Stokstad discusses "National Styles in
Gothic Art", i have chosen the concept of "Regional"
to talk about "nations" is to see into the future.
At the time, no one could imagine the concept of
nation - prinicpalities and traditional lines of
succession; yeah, even the Holy Roman Empire as
it declared itself - but nations? Hmmmm. Well, onward....

  -[Extract]-

  -[Course Outline]- (uncg.edu Professor Holian)




Late Roman/Early Christian


Constantine: Byzanine Art


Non-Christian Art

At this point, we should consider the influence
and non-influence of the Roman Empire on regions
just beyond its reach, as well as art groups that
resisted its authority; eg, the Jewish and other
religions that persisted in only paying lip service
to the Roman Gods, etc.

We tend to have a major problem with our nationalism
-- indeed as Einstein said, "Nationalism is [one of]
the greatest plagues ever foisted on humankind."
(not an exact quote). 

For as artists, we dip in and borrow/steal where it
pleases us - more often than not taken with an odd
bit of culture and such that we chance upon in our
travels.  Thus: Onward!







Carolingian Art


Byzantium after 867AD


The British Isles


Nordic Art


Romanesque


Proto-Gothic Art


Gothic Art


Regional Styles



The Usual Suspects

 



Chronology



               

Refs


Berenson, Bernard (193). Studies in Medieval Painting.
          Pub: Yale Univ Press (USA, Terra, Sol3)



Periodicals, etc

Ballentino del Ministero della Pubblica Istruzione
Dedalo
Gazette des Beaux Arts
MS Lat 9, 594 (Biblioth'eque Nationale)
Staeeljahrbuch in Dedalo
               

Links