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Architecture, Sculpture, & Other Visual Art Age of Romanesque Architecture, Sculpture, & Other Visual Art

Romanesque Early Middle Ages Romanesque: Roman-like, blocky, geometric forms, arches Cathedral in shape of a cross

Parts of a Cathedral Apse: top curved end Transept: arms of the cross Nave: middle section (navel) - where the congregation sits

Apse

Transept

Nave

Portal: round arched doorway Jambs: columns on sides of portal Tympanum: half circle at top of portal

Atelier Atelier: artist’s workshop Monks, friars, etc would use Found at monasteries

Giselburtus Famous sculpture Giselburtus hoc fecit = “Giselburtus made this”

Medieval Sculpture Art has less realism (regressed) Moved away from logic of Greece Sculptures of Christ Characteristic in the Middle Ages Mandorla: “almond” full body halo Nimbus: head halo

Mandorla

Nimbus

Medieval Visual Art The Bayeux Tapestry Famous examples of early Medieval art Size: 20 in. wide X 231 ft. long Embroidered frieze Illustrates William the Conqueror’s invasion of England

The Bayeux Tapestry