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- Lecture number:
- 35
- Pages:
- 2
- Type:
- Lecture Note
- School:
- Texas A&M University
- Course:
- Arts 149 - Art History Survey I
- Edition:
- 1
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Lecture 38: Continuation of Gothic Art
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Lecture 36: Continuation of Romanesque Period
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Lecture 34: Finishing Middle Ages
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Lecture 32: Introduction to Middle Ages
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Lecture 31: Continuation of South and Southeast Asia
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Lecture 28: Continuing Islamic Art
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Lecture 27: Exam 3 Study Guide
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Lecture 25: Continuation of Byzantine Art and Architecture
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Lecture 24: Introduction to Byzantine Art and Architecture
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Lecture 23: Early Christian Art
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Lecture 20: Continuation of High Empire
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Lecture 19: Continuation of Early Empire
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Lecture 15: High Classical Period
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Lecture 12: Continuation of Archaic
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Lecture 10: Egypt Art: New Kingdom
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Lecture 6: Completion of Ancient Near East and Introduction to Egyptian Art
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Lecture 5: Continuation of Ancient Near East
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Lecture 4: The Ancient Near East
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Lecture 3: Continuation of Stone Age (Mesolithic and Neolithic)
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Lecture 2: Introduction to Stone Age and Prehistoric Art
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ARTS 149 1st Ediition Lecture 35 Introduction to Romanesque Period Feudalism o Kings o Vassals Lords Duke or Barons o Knights o Serfs peasants servants o Feud or fief leased land for peasants to live on in exchange for labor Impacts of Crusads o Pilgrimages increased power and prestige of towns o Created a wealthy merchant class o Independence of cities from Barons o Exposure from Byzantine and Islamic art and architecture o Inspired religious fervor that led to building programs SanitSernin o Toulouse France o Romaneqsue o Has a nave transcept ambulatory apse and radiating chapels o Architecture Basic arch Barrel vault seen in nave Groin vault seen in aisles Cathedral of St James o Santiago de Compostela Galicia Spain o A pilgrimage church o Romanesque Abbey Church of Notre Dame o Fontenay France o Romanesque o Cistercian Order o Nave a barrel vault o Was a walkway around cloister The cloister was there monks and nuns spent most of their free time reading or praying These 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 Like a garden Saint Ambrogio o Milan Italy o Romanesque o The interior also includes ribbed groin vault o Make sure to know the difference between ribbed groin vault and a plain groin vault San Miniato al Monte o Florence Italy o Romanesque Cathedral of Virgin Marry o Pisa Italy o Romanesque o It is located between leaning tower Campanile bell tower and bapistery St Etienne o Caen France o Romanesque o Contains ribbed vault six part vault and a trhee part tacade
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