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ARTS 149 1st Edition Lecture 25Continuation to Byzantine Art and Architecture- Iconoclasmo 730 – ban on icons by Emperor Leo IIo Iconoclasts – condemned any lifeless image of Jesus or saints o Iconodules – revered or venerated religious images- Middle Byzantineo Monastery churches of HosioLoukas, Greece Katholikon- Verticality- Eye drawn towards dome Church of Theotokoso Christ as Pantokrator A dome mosaic in Church of Dormition, Daphni, Greeceo Crucifixion  A mosaic located in Church of Dormition, Daphni, Greece Classical influences seen, but we still see halos, and gold backgroundo St. Mark’s Cathedral Venice, Italy Includes 5 domes Windows are on all domes to illuminate the cathedral  Pala D’Oro- Made of gold cloisonné, inlaid with precious stones- Depicts story of St. Mark and doge’s portrait - Beneath Christ is doge and empress Ireneo She is shown in a frontal pose, flat with no shadingo She has patterned clothing and haloo Christ Enthroned with Saints Made of ivory  Shows john the Baptist- Virgin Mary- 4 Military Saints- Bishops- 4 apostlesThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute. It is


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