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McCluskey Global Studies. EARLY MIDDLE AGES: ROMANESQUELATE MIDDLE AGES: GOTHIC Thick walls Small windows Arches, plain ornamentation Flying buttresses.

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1 McCluskey Global Studies

2 EARLY MIDDLE AGES: ROMANESQUELATE MIDDLE AGES: GOTHIC Thick walls Small windows Arches, plain ornamentation Flying buttresses Large stained glass window Immensely high ceilings ornate

3 GOTHIC CATHEDRAL BRUNALLESCHIS BASILICA AND DUOMO (DOME) IN FLORENCE

4 MEDIEVALRENAISSANCE

5 ANYONE?

6 BOTTICELLIS VENUS

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8 SISTENE CHAPEL CEILING- MICHEALANGELO

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10 GreekRomanMedievalRenaissance The Discus throwerMarcus Aureliusin Verona, Italy Berninis David

11 MADONNA AND CHILD BERLINGHIERO 1228-36 ADORATION OF THE MAGI QUENTIN MASSYS 1526

12 VAN EYCK: WEDDING PORTRAITVERMEER: GIRL WITH A PEARL EARRING

13 MEDIEVALMICHELANGELOS PIETA

14 MEDIEVALLEONARDO DA VINCI

15 EARLY: DONATELLOLATER: MICHELANGELO

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