Reliquary Statue of St. Faith, Church of St. Faith, Conques, France, Romanesque, p. 462

·      Obtained by holy robbery

·      Better reliques for people to visit

o   Saint faith wants to be in conques

o   Stolen to be taken to another church in conques

·      Head s a roman parade helmet

·      Martyrdom – crown of martyrdom

·      Forced to marry a pagan, she fled

·      Greco-roman stones on it , already a ancient antiques

o   Very valuable - Quartz

Cathedral Complex, Pisa, Italy, Romanesque, p. 465

·      At pisa in italy

·      Made possible by naval conquest over Egypt

·      Rounded arches tell you its Romanesque

·      And the griffin on top of the temple

Last Judgement, Cathedral of St. Lazarus, France, Romanesque, p. 478

The tipanum – the art work in the front

·      Close to st lazeruth to heal the sick

 The right is the saved and the left is the damned

elongated depiction of bodies

Church of St. Stephen, Caen, France, Romanesque (image on Bb)

·      Model of typical Romanesque church

·      Plain and functional

Only sculptures in the typanum

Last Judgement, Church of St. Faith, Conques, France, Romanesque (image on Bb)

·      Demons on the right

·      Reddish color

·      Illustration of what not to do

Scriptures from revelations

Harold’s Oath, Bayeux Embroidery, Romanesque (image on Bb)

·      Harold and William

·      Fighting

·      King dies, William conqueres Harold

·      Oath- both hands touching a relic

Page with Hellmouth, Winchester Psalter, Romanesque, p. 509

·      Angels locking the doors of hell

·      Medieval Christian

o   Where ever you are born into, your activities are those that represent how you after life will be like

·      Matter of faith, not taken lightly

Crucifix (copy of the Volto Santo), Spain, Romanesque, p. 480

·      Particular copy of the holy face

·      The other was first carved when Christ was entomb

·      It was finished by angels

·      Miraculous translation- jumped in a boat landed on coast of italy

·      Go to the coast and (the bishop)board the boat to bring back to land

·      The bishop says-that thing wants to be with me

·      Created a church to hold this and other relics

·      Eastern garb- clothing shows it is a copy of the holy face

Messengers Signal the Appearance of Halley’s Comet, Bayeux Embroidery, Romanesque, p. 484

·      He will lose in battle because it is bad to see unusual things in the sky

·      Williams justification that he will win because god approves of it

·      Using religion to justify political

Interior, Saint-Denis, France, Gothic, p. 494

·      First that is gothic

·      Abbot suchay

·      Importance of light n a church

o   Design of churches now will have stained glass window

·      Larger and windows is different from romanesque

·      The flying buttress is essential to its structure

Chartres Cathedral (façade), France, Gothic, p. 498

·      Pointed arches

·      Rose window, w/stainded glass

·      Towers are shown with more and more and greater artistry

·      One is more decorated because they are made in different time periods

·      Housed the tunic(virgin wore when gave birth to jesus

o   Sent this relic on tour to get money to build the building

·      The people kicked the leader out of town because he taxed them too much

·      Flying butresses

Rose Window and Lancets, Chartres Cathedral, p. 504

·      Royal lineage of Christ and mary

·      Donated money from French coat of arms also spain

Interior, Sainte-Chapelle, Paris, Gothic, p. 509

·      The holy chapel

·      Built by king Louis- a crusader knight

·      Louis sold relics to his cousin, brought his money back to build the small chapel

·      Gothic to the extreme

Obvious Christian imagery

Holofernes’ Army Crossing the Euphrates River, from Sainte-Chapelle, Paris, Gothic,

p. 509

·      above spot where he sits in the church

·      legitimize what he is doing

·      the other nave-respected women figures

Cimabue, Virgin and Child Enthroned, Italian, 13^th c., p. 535

·      Duchio-yellowish icon

·      Relatively flat

·      Byzantine influenced

·      Angels as if the are on a hill

·      Gold highlight

·      Tilt of the head

o   Pointing out baby jesus

·      Stylized, formal

Giotto, Virgin and Child Enthroned, Italian, 14^th c., p. 536

·      Angels are believable that they are standing around

·      Does not have her head tilted

·      No more gold highlights

·      Tone for 3-d color

·      More realistic

Giotto, Lamentation, from the Arena Chapel, Italian, 14^th c., p. 539

·      His own take of a scene

·      Scrovegni chapel

o   Banking family

o   Lending money at interest was a sin

o   Son of banking man wants to atone for his family

o   Attempting to make his family look better then they are

o   Dead tree =Christ dead

o   Bodily language shows grief 

Virgin and Child, French, 14^th c., p. 549

·      Guileded sculture

·      Stance of the figure contro posto

·      In saint denis

·      Late gothic

Ivory Chest with Scenes from Courtly Romances, French, 14^th  c., p. 552-53

·      Secular object

·      Popular

·      Aristotle and Alexander the great

·      Aristotle is being humiliated , ride like a horse

·      Also fountain of youth

·      Cupid shooting arrows

·      People fight with roses and plants

·      Tristan and esal, esal married to the king, marragies were arrainged

·      Unicorns can only be captured by a virgin

Pieta, German, 14^th c., p. 555

Lamantation

·      Social effects of the plague

·      Exaggerated illness of the plague

Standing Buddha, Bamiyan, Afganistan, 5^th c., p. 307

·      1 of 2 world famous structure of buddah

·      pilgrimage site

o   could ascend stairs up to the head

o   was never finished

o   the face was rendered in other material

o   the Palestine decreeded the site

§  these might convert people back to buddahism

o   now it is completely gone because the terrorist bombed it

Ritual Wine-Pouring Vessel, Shang Dynasty, bronze, 14th c. BCE, p. 330

·      Form of fantastic creature of bird and tiger forms

·      Gift to a revered to a elite person who died

·      Found in tombs of the elite

Terracotta soldiers from the mausoleum of Emperor Shihuangdi, Qin Dynasty, 3rd c. BCE, p. 324

·      Site of his moseleum

·      32 mill pounds of clay

·      source of his downfall

Painted Banner for Lady Dai, Han Dynasty, 2^nd c. BCE, p. 332

·      Cosmology

·      Textile baner to honor lady dai, place over her tomb face down, a gude for her what to expect in the after life, below is the after life-crazy creatures

·      The T part is the celestial relm, dragons are guardian

·      Accension of lady dai to the after world

Seated Buddha, Yungang Cave, 5^th c, p. 339

·      Near great wall of china

·      Enter rellm of humanity and stop belief of life was struggle

·      Wanted to end the cycle of struggle and death

·      The moment of buddahs enlightenment

·      Extended earlobes- he was royal and wore heavy earrings

Burial Chamber, Igbo-Ukwu, Nigeria, 10^th c, p. 409

·      Elite priest king

·      Also most likely commission bronze objects and alter

Roped Pot, Igbo-Ukwu, Nigeria, bronze, 10^th c, p. 411

·      Bronze almost like gold at this time, purpose to offer to spirits or ancestors

Crowned Head of a Queen, Ife, Yoruba culture, Nigeria, brass, 14^th c., p. 402

·      From ife, original Yoruba city

·      Technically they are brass

·      Secondary funeral right

·      Posted on a fake body

Ritual Vessel, Ife, Yoruba culture, ceramic, 14^th c, p. 410

·      A shrine to ones head

·      Everybody has two head inner-charcter

·      Outer head – real head

·      The Yoruba offering to there inner head

·      Invisible inner head

·      A funnel for ofereing to the ancestors , put into the ground

Royal Altar, Benin, Edo culture, p. 412

·      Nigeria, offereing to a desceeased king, after a son took the thrown

·      Ivory tusk- with images to depict event of the king

Hip Mask for a Queen Mother, Benin, Edo culture. 16^th c., p. 412

·      Ivory , white light color, symbolic of olecan(god of the sea)

·      Mudfish, portusgues

·      Olecan , portugues

·      Portugues help to expand the oba’s land

Plaque with Warriors, Benin, Edo culture, 16^th c., p. 414

·      One of oba’s warrior

·      A leader

·      Twirls sword to show allegiance to the oba

·      Events of 1897 – british finally carried out military campaing to defeat the oba, and the art inside was taken by the british army

·      Conquest of nigeria

Horseman, Jenne, Mali, 14^th c, ceramic, p. 416

·      Horse and rider

·      The horse was a symbol of the wealth of the man sit on it

·      These were luded by sellerrs

Great Friday Mosque, Jenne, rebuilt 1907 c., p. 417

·      The sculptures are then forbidden

·      In 1907the was rebuilt

·      In style of 13^th century

·      Ostrich egg at the top of the minerets