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| post-Roman culture that inhabited what is now Ireland |
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| post-Roman culture that inhabited what is now England |
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| peoples that made up the ottonian empire, which consisted of parts of western europe (what is now france, germany, switzerland etc) from 936-1014 |
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16-6: St. Matthew from Book of Durrow,
ca. 660-680
Iona, Scotland
Hiberno-Saxon |
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16-7: St. Matthew from Lindisfarne Gospels
ca. 698-721
Northumbria, England
Hiberno-Saxon |
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16-1: Carpet page, Lindisfarne Gospels
ca. 698-721
Northumbria, England
Hiberno-Saxon |
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16-8: Chi-Rho-Iota, Book of Kells
ca. 800.
Probably Iona, Scotland
Hiberno-Saxon |
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16-4 : Animal-head post
ca. 825
Oseberg, Norway
Viking
Wood. Ship burial, |
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| Frankish noble family that inhabited western Europe (france) around the 7th century |
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16-13: St. Matthew from Coronation Gospels
ca. 800-810.
Aachen, Germany
Carolingian |
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16-14: St. Matthew from Ebbo Gospels
ca. 816-835
Hautvillers (near Reims), France
Carolingian |
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16-15: Utrecht Psalter, Pslam 120
ca. 820-835.
Hautvillers (near Reims), France
Carolingian |
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16-16: Lindau Gospels Cover
ca. 870.
St. Gall, Switzerland
Carolingian
Gold, jewels, pearls, 1’ 1 3/8” high. |
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16-18: Palace Chapel of Charlemagne
792-805
Aachen, Germany
Carolingian |
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16-20: Westwork, Corvey Abbey Church
873-885 (and later)
Corvey, Germany
Carolingian |
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16-21: Basilica of St. Cyriakus
961-973
Gernrode, Germany
Ottonian |
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16-29: Otto III Enthroned form Gospel Book of Otto III
997-1000
Reichenau, Germany
Ottonian |
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16-26: Crucifix of Archbishop Gero,
ca. 970
Cologne, Germany
Ottonian
Wood, paint, 6’ 2” high
only the figure is original, the support is modern |
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