Final 1 Flashcards

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Sutton Hoo Treasure

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-jeweled purse -found in burial of King Anna of East Anglia (d. 654 CE)

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Oratory Chapel at Germigny-des-pries

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Greek cross plan -built by Bishop Theodulf of Orleans -east apse has a unique mosaic of cherubs over Ark of the Covenant (Charlemange uses old testament for decoration)

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The Gatehouse of the Monastery at Lorsch

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  • late 8th C -ceremonial, resembles triumphal arch, designs from gospel books
  • charlemange’s court were nomadic and used monasteries as temporary locations
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Westwerk, imperial Monastery church, Corvey

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  • c.873-85 -only surviving example of a Carolingian westwerk
  • recalls towers of a city gate or defensive fortress
  • imagery of both church and state
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St. Gall plan for an ideal Benedictine monastery

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-c.819-26 -oldest preserved architectural document from the middle ages -discovered in the monastery library in St. Gall, Switzerland, 1939 -double ended semi dome (double ended basilica)

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Sources of Carolingian buildings

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  1. Roman Architecture 2.Early Christian Architecture 3. Northern temperament, decorative art from Migration period
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Charlemagne’s Palatine Chapel at Aachen

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  • c. 790s-814 -Odo of Metz -modeled on San Vitale
  • mosaics in dome show Christ seated in judgment, surrounded by 24 elders
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Church of St. Pantaleon

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  • c.870 -Germany -Empress Theophane (wife of Otto II) added a much larger westwerk and an apse with crypt at east end
  • somewhat coffered ceiling.
  • gallery arcade is multicolored
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The Benedictine Monastery Church of St. Michael

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  • Hildesheim, Germany
  • 1001-1033
  • double ender
  • ambulatory surrounds subterraean crypt
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Benedictine Monastery Church of St. Michael

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-c. 1001-1033 -Hildesheim, Germany

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Gemrode nunnery church

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  • built after 961
  • high clerestory similar to Hildesheim
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Codex aureus of St. Emmeram

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c780 -cover of gold relief and jewels “Golden Book”

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Carpet page fro Lindesfame Gospels

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-late 7c -intricate weaving and interlacements -geometric framework -made by monks in scriptorium

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Book of Kells

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-early 9c -interlaced fantasy and figures

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San Juan de Banos

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-Palencia, Spain -c661 -fragmented space became the in thing for christianity

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San Pedro de la Nave

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c691 -historic capital from the Book of Exodus: Abraham’s disobedience to God -Nave covered by wood truss