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Tabernacles and Triumphs
Lecture
34
Art History
Undergraduate 1
05/25/2017

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Michelangelo, Vestibule of Laurentian Library, 1524-34
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Benini, Baldachino over altar of st peter's, St Peter's Basilica, Rome
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Queen Elizabeth I, The Procession Portrait, 1601, possibly by Thomas Peake
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Queen Victoria's Throne Room, St James Palace
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John Vardy, Bedroom Holkham Hall, 1758
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Roman Tomba dei tipinti, 1st to 2nd century AD
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Pierre Vignon, Church of la madeleleine, Paris, 1806-31, columns are over 65 feet tall
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Guilio da Sangallo, Villa Medici, Poggio a caiano, 1480s - perhaps first use of temple portico in domestic context
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Palladio, Villa Foscari, 1560
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Colen Campbell and James Gibbs, Holkham Hall, Norfolk, 1723-
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J. T. Design Build Ltd, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Cambridge, 1987-91
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Antonio da Sangallo and Michelangelo, Palazzo Farnese Rome, 1517-89
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Porta Maggiore, Rome
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Porta del Borsari, Verona
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Arch of Janus Quadrifrons - 2 faced god Jnaus, god of gates/ doorways/ beginnings/ endings
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Giovanni Borra, Entrance to Ruins of Palmyra (late 2nd century AD), drawn for 'Ruins of Palmyra', 1753
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Arch of Augustus, Rimini, single fornix and pediment
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Arch of Augustus, Orange, 21 AD
Triple fornix
built to celebrate conquest
tabernacle pediment and side elevation pediments
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Column of Trajan, 112-3 AD
celebrates the pax romana imposed on conquered territories
columns less prevalent than arches in Roman architecture
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Arch of Titus 70 AD
celebrates sack of Jerusalem
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Arch of Titus 70 AD
Inner relief sculptures - communicate propaganda
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Arch of septimus severus, AD 203, inscription on both sides included Emperor's sons Caracalla and Geta
when Caracalla had his brother assassinated - also had his name removed from arch
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Porte d'arroux, Autun, France
post-roman usage of arch motif
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Autun Cathedral nave, 1120s
aedicular shallow recesses
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Chartes Cathedral South Portal 1250
aedicules become pointed arches
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Lincoln Cathedral West Front, Triumphal arch incorporated into facade in 11thc
covered in niches
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Francois Blondel, Porte Saint denis, paris, 1672
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Robert Adam, Kedleston Hall, 1759-, for Baron Scarsdale
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Arc du carousel, Paris, 1805, Charles Percier and Pierre Francois Fontaine
bronze horses taken by napoleon from Venice in 1797
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Facade with antique quadriga horses brought from Constantinople after sack of 1204
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John Duncan, The Soldiers and Sailors Arch, Grand Army Plaza, New York
president lincoln and general grant on inner panels
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Arco della Vittoria, Genoa, 1924-31
commemorates dead of world war 1
architect supported Mussolini
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Edwin Luytens, Thiepval Memorial, 1928-32
commemorates soldiers who died at somme with no known graves
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Wellington Arch, Hyde Park Corner, 1826-30
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