FAH101H1 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Bernward Of Hildesheim, Centrality, Pope Urban Ii
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Four tetrarchs (constantinople, now venice c. 300 ce). Porphyry statuary: changing face of the roman empire (divided into eastern and western halves by. Pope (as bishop of rome) to claim leadership over the christian. Palace church of charlemagne (aachen-germany, c. 800 ce) odo of metz: the carolingian empire of charlemagne (crowned augustus by the pope during. Carolingians to translate the ancient decorative techniques into the new language of imperial majesty and socio-political unity. Christian people: syncretism (unification of disparate artistic traditions and christian context) Scandinavian metallurgy and goldware) which worked at christianizing the subject matter (interlacing and abstract combatant animals are taken to mean the conflict that occurs between good and evil: no contradiction between the religious iconography and visual-aesthetic forms. Middle ages (the translation of the bible into old english, not latin, which were then sent to parish churches throughout england: old english inscription (alfred ordered me to be made)
