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18-31: Figure sketches, Villard d’Honnecourt
ca. 1220-1235
France
Gothic |
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18-31: Lion and Porcupine, Villard d’Honnecourt
ca. 1220-1235
France
Gothic |
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18-53: Shrine of the Three Kings, Nicholas of Verdun (artist)
begun ca. 1190
Cologne, Germany (Holy Roman Empire)
Early Gothic
Silver, gilt bronze, enamel, gemstones, 6’ long |
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18-6: Old Testament Kings and Queen
“Royal” Portal, west façade, Chartres Cathedral
ca. 1145-1155
France
Early Gothic
jamb figures or statues |
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18-52: Klosterneuburg Altar, Nicholas of Verdun (artist)
1181
Austria (Holy Roman Empire)
Early Gothic
Gilt copper & enamel, 5.5” high |
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18-52: Sacrifice of Abraham, Klosterneuburg Altar
1181
Austria (Holy Roman Empire)
Early Gothic
Gilt copper & enamel, 5.5” high, Nicholas of Verdun (artist) |
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18-17: Saint Martin, Saint Jerome, Saint Gregory
ca. 1220-1230
south transept porch, Chartres Cathedral
France
Gothic |
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18-18: Saint Theodore
ca. 1230
south transept porch, Chartres Cathedral
France
Gothic |
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18-18: Saint Theodore, detail face
ca. 1230
south transept porch, Chartres Cathedral
France
Gothic |
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18-24: The Visitation
ca. 1230
west façade, Reims Cathedral
France
Gothic
adapted french contrapposto - outside is contrapposto, but not the skeletal frame |
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18-24 detail: The Annunciation, angel face
ca. 1255
west façade, Reims Cathedral
France
Gothic |
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18-24 detail: The Annunciation
ca. 1245-1255
west façade, Reims Cathedral
France
Gothic |
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18-48: Death of the Virgin
ca. 1230
Strasbourg cathedral, transept tympanum,
France (Holy Roman Empire)
Gothic |
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18-50: Equestrian portrait
ca. 1235-1240
Bamberg Cathedral, Germany (Holy Roman Empire)
Gothic
Sandstone |
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18-49 : Naumburg Cathedral
ca. 1249-1255
Germany (Holy Roman Empire)
Gothic |
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18-49 : Ekkehard & Uta
ca. 1249-1255
Naumburg Cathedral, Germany (Holy Roman Empire)
Gothic
painted limestone, |
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18-49 : Ekkehard & Uta, face detail
ca. 1249-1255
Naumburg Cathedral, Germany (Holy Roman Empire)
Gothic
painted limestone, |
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18-33: Castile, Louis IX, monk, & scribe, moralized Bible
1226-1234
Paris, France
Gothic
Ink, tempera & gold on vellum, 1’ 3” high |
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18-34: Abraham & Three Angels, Psalter of Louis IX
1253-1270
Paris, France
Gothic
Ink, tempera, gold leaf on vellum, 5” high |
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18-35 : David Anointed, David & Goliath, Master Honore’
1296
Paris, France
Gothic
Breviary of Philippe le Bel, Ink & tempera on vellum, 7 7/8” high |
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18-35: Nahash the Ammonite Threatening the Jews at Jabesh,
Psalter of St. Louis
1253-1270
Paris, France
Gothic |
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18-51: Virgin with Dead Christ
ca. 1300-1325
Rhine Valley, Germany (Holy Roman Empire)
Gothic
painted wood, 2’ 10.5” high |
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18-37: Virgin of Jeanne d’Evreux
1339
Saint-Denis, France
Gothic
Silver gilt & enamel, 2’ 3.5” high |
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