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The Middle Ages, Romanesque, Gothic, and Islam

Assigned Topics for Power Point, Lesson #3

You will create a power point presentation using representative examples of at least three artists (give at least three examples of each artists work) who are considered prime examples of that group or style or if given an individual artist you should illustrate with at least six representative works.  If given a specific work of art you must show more than one view.  Also, for all of the above, show at least two similar or dissimilar works from that same period, style, or location to compare and contrast for a better sense of context .  Explain the ideas behind the work.  Details, maps, and other visual information will help give the class a more fulfilling experience.  There must be a detailed bibliography at the end and individual references must be listed on the page where the information was cited.  Cite at least two references beyond the Text book. One reference may be Wikipedia. If an internet reference was used have an active link on the page where the image or information is used.  I will randomly check.

1. Lyndon Browne: The Great Mosque, Samarra, (pg. 329)  The Great Mosque, Samarra, (pg. 329)

2. Paul DiGiandomenico: Rune Stones and Picture Stones, (pgs. 339 - 340)  Rune Stones and Picture Stones, (pgs. 339 - 340)

3. Ajit Dixit: The Crusades, history of and images of castles and knights. (pgs. 379)

4. Joe Galvin:  The Great Mosque, Cordoba , (pg. 330-331).

5. Eric Quehl: The Book of Kells (pg 343-344).

6. Bradlee Hollowell: Colossal Head (pg. 358)

7. Devin Williamsg:  Sainte-Foy, Conques, (pg 383).

8. Ted Schantz: Durham Cathedral , England , (pg 403-406).

9. Robert Joseph: Amiens Cathedral , France , (426-429).

10. Ryan Peters: Salisbury Cathedral , England , (440-441).

11. Jaren Knueven: The Campanile of Pisa Cathedral  (Bell Tower) "The Leaning Tower of Pisa" (pg. 398)

12. Andrew Lucas: Saint-Denis and Abbot Suger. (pg. 407-408)

13. Trey Maserang: The Exterior of Chartres Cathedral (pgs. 414-422)

14. Michael Patton: The Interior of Chartres Cathedral (pgs. 424-426)

15. Tom Holmes: Siena Cathedral, Tuscany, Italy (pg. 443)

16. Matt Zix: Angkor Wat, Cambodia (pgs 460-463)    

17. Jeremy Ritz: Doges' Palace, Venice, Italy (pgs. 444-445)

18. Buzz Wallace: The Limbourg Brothers (491-494)

19. Eric Frey: Hinduism (pg. 455)

20. Alex Bucher: Buddhism (pg 449)

21. Charlie Blum: The Cathedral at Reims (pgs 430-432

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9.  The Early Middle Ages

• Islam

• Northern European Art

• Hiberno-Saxon Art

• Carolingian Period

• Ottonian Period

Window on the World Five, Mesoamerica and the Andes (1500 B.C.-A.D.1500)

• Mesoamerica

• Olmec (flourished c.1200-900 B.C.)

• Teotihuacán (flourished c.350-650)

• Maya (c. 1100 B.C. -A.D. 1500)

• The Aztec Empire (c. 1300-1525)

• Art of the Andes

10.  Romanesque Art

• Ethnic and Political Developments

• Pilgrimage Roads

• Architecture

• Autun

• The Stave Church of Norway and Stone Interlace

• The Italian Romanesque Cathedral Complex at Pisa

• Mural Painting

• The Bayeux "Tapestry"

• Romanesque Precursors of Gothic: Caen and Durham

11.  Gothic Art

• The Origins of the Gothic Style in France

• Early Gothic Architecture: Saint-Denis

• The Age of Cathedrals

• Later Developments of the French Gothic Style

• Gothic Architecture and Scholasticism

• English Gothic

• The Spread of Gothic

Window on the World Six,  Buddhist and Hindu Developments in East Asia (6th-13th centuries)

• Buddhist Paradise Sects

• The Pagoda

• The Buddhist Monastery: Horyu-ji

• The Hindu Temple

• Synthesis of Buddhism and Hinduism at Angkor

12.  Precursors of the Renaissance

• Thirteenth-Century Italy

• Fourteenth-Century Italy

• The International Gothic Style