AP ART HISTORY
Ms. Sally E. Crouse
SLIDE LIST #3 – MEDIEVAL ART
*dates 50 years up/down on test
DECORATIVE ART
1.
Sutton Hoo Purse Cover, c. 625, gold, glass, cloisonné, garnets, 7 ½ “ long, British Museum
2.
Head Reliquary of Saint Alexander, 1145, silver, gilt bronze, gemstones, enamel, from
Belgium
3.
Bayeux Tapestry, c, 1070, embroidered wool on linen, from Bayeux Cathedral, France
ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPTS
4.
Lindisfarne Gospels, c. 700, tempera on vellum, British Library
Cross Carpet Page, St. Matthew
5.
Chi-Rho-Iota (XPI), Book of Kells, early 9th C, tempera on vellum, from Scotland
6.
St. Matthew, Coronation Gospels (Gospel Book of Charlemagne), c. 800, ink and tempera
on vellum, from Aachen, Germany
7.
Saint Matthew, Ebbo Gospels, 830, ink and tempera on vellum, France
8.
Otto III Enthroned, Gospel Book of Otto III, c. 1000, tempera on vellum, Germany
9.
Mouth of Hell, Winchester Psalter, c. 1150, tempera and ink on vellum, British Library
10.
God as Architect of the World, from Moralized Bible, c. 1220, ink, tempera, gold leaf on
vellum, from Paris
ARCHITECTURE – ROMANESQUE AND GOTHIC
11.
Palatine Chapel of Charlemagne, c. 800, Aachen, Germany
12.
Abbey Church of Saint Michael, 1001-1031, Hildesheim, Germany
13.
Saint-Etienne, 1050, Vignory, France
14.
Saint-Sernin, 1070, Toulouse, France
15.
Sant’Ambrogio, early 12th C, Milan, Italy
16.
Durham Cathedral, c. 1100, Durham, England
17.
Cathedral Complex at Pisa, begun 1063, Pisa, Italy
18.
Chartres Cathedral, c. 1150, Chartres, France
19.
Notre-Dame, begun 1163, Paris, France
20.
Reims Cathedral, c. 1250, Reims, France
21.
Robert and William Vertue, Fan Vaults of Henry VII Chapel, 1503-1519, Westminster
Abbey, London
SCULPTURE
22.
Equestrian Statue of Charlemagne, 9 th C, gilt bronze
23.
Gislebertus, The Last Judgement, c. 1130, stone relief, Saint-Lazare, Autun, France
24.
Gislebertus, Suicide of Judas, c. 1130, stone relief, Saint-Lazare, Autun, France
25.
Old Testament Kings and Queens - door jamb statues, c. 1150, Chartres Cathedral
26.
Virgin and Child (Virgin of Paris), early 14th C, stone, Notre-Dame, Paris
27.
Death of the Virgin, c. 1230, stone relief, Strasbourg Cathedral, France
28.
Virgin with the Dead Christ (Rottgen Pieta), c. 1300, painted wood, from Rhineland,
Germany