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1 Medieval Art Focus on the sacred Two-dimensional
Representational movements and facial expressions Meant to communicate religious stories and ideas

2 Celtic Art

3 Sculpture

4 Carvings from Germany and Italy

5 Book Illustrations: Book Cover

6 Book Illustrations: Illuminations

7 Book Illustrations: Miniatures

8 Book Illustrations

9 Romanesque Architecture
Large buildings Heavy walls with few windows Rounded arches Relief sculpture in portals Columns with carved capitals Vezelay Cathedral

10 Romanesque Architecture
St.-Martin-du-Canigou St. Etienne

11 Romanesque Architecture
St.-Martin-de-Champs Paray-le-Monial

12 Romanesque Architecture: Carved Capitals

13 Romanesque Architecture: Sculpture Reliefs

14 Byzantine Art

15 Byzantine Art

16 Byzantine Influence on other parts of Europe

17 Byzantine Influence on other parts of Europe
Frescos

18 Byzantine Influence on other parts of Europe

19 Gothic Art Ornate Religious Anachronisms

20 Gothic Art: Macabre

21 Gothic Art: Macabre

22 Gothic Art: Macabre

23 Gothic Architecture Interior is light-filled and airy
Tall spires and thin walls Stained glass windows Flying Buttresses for support Ornate carvings Pointed arches Took long time to build Chartres Cologne

24 Notre Dame of Paris

25 Gothic Architecture Yorkminster exterior Yorkminster interior

26 Gothic Architecture: Stained Glass Windows

27 Gothic Architecture: Flying Buttresses

28 Gothic Architecture: Pointed Arches

29 Gothic Architecture: Carvings

30 Gothic Architecture: Carvings

31 Gothic Architecture: Carvings

32 Gothic Architecture: Carvings

33 Gothic Architecture: Gargoyles

34 Next up: Italian Renaissance Art

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