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Architectural History Byzantine Architecture

Objectives Outline the background affecting the period. Isolate elements associated with Byzantine architecture. Identify famous Byzantine buildings. Recognize key terms from Byzantine architecture.

Early Byzantine Architecture Background Western Empire in ruin Rome twice sacked Italy in hands of Ostrogoths Justinian Re-conquers Western Empire Launches era of Byzantine architecture Establishes Constantinople as center of political and architectural renewal

Early Byzantine Architecture Architectural Factors Central-Plan Structure Square central core Squared pier forms Pendentive Dome Lighting and Decoration Transcendental effect No visible surface left in a natural state

Early Byzantine Architecture Architectural Examples Hagia Sophia Saint Vitale, Ravenna Saint Marco, Venice

Hagia Sophia

Saint Vitale, Ravenna

Saint Marco,Venice

Middle Byzantine Architecture Background Renaissance (842 – 1204) Follows period of the Dark Ages (610-842) Culminated in Icoloclasm Empire reduced from Justinian’s rule Relatively stabilized Reached a peak in a flowering of the arts

Middle Byzantine Architecture Architectural Plans Cross-in-square Domed central core Radiating cross-arms Barrel-valued Vaulted corner units Octogon-domed Triple-domed Douple-apsed outer narthex Inner narthex with a single dome Barrel-vaulted aisles

Middle Byzantine Architecture Architectural Plans (continued) Cross-octagon Begins as a cube Transformed through squinches Becomes an octogan, cupola, and a cross Interpenetrates a secondary belt of structure Architectural Examples Bodrum Camii (the Myrelaion) Theotokos Churches, Hosios Loukas

Bodrum Camii (the Myrelaion)

Theotokos Churches, Hosios Loukas

Late Byzantine Architecture Background Period between 1267 - 1453 Paleologian dynasty rule Diminishing Empire Retains a surprising artistic creativity Architectural Factors Architectural system pushed to the limit Lacked balance and harmony Excessive and manneristic

Late Byzantine Architecture Architectural Examples Pantanassa Parigoritissa at Arta Church at Gracanica

Pantanassa

Parigoritissa

Church at Gracanica

Vocabulary Review Apse Basilica Cross-in-square Cross-octogon Cupola Domed basilica Fresco Half-dome Icon Iconastasis Mosaic Narthex Nave Octogon-domed Pantokrator Pendentive dome Piers Sanctuary Squinch Vault