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    The document provides an overview of Medieval art styles including the Revival of Classical Traditions, Romanesque art, and Gothic art. It discusses how the Revival of Classical Traditions involved renewed interest in ancient Greek and Roman culture during the Renaissance, Neoclassicism, and 19th-20th century periods. Romanesque art from the 11th-13th centuries is characterized by robust monumental styles featuring thick walls, rounded arches and barrel vaults. Gothic art from the 12th-16th centuries emphasized verticality with pointed arches, ribbed vaults and flying buttresses seen in cathedrals like Notre-Dame de Paris.

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    The document provides an overview of Medieval art styles including the Revival of Classical Traditions, Romanesque art, and Gothic art. It discusses how the Revival of Classical Traditions involved renewed interest in ancient Greek and Roman culture during the Renaissance, Neoclassicism, and 19th-20th century periods. Romanesque art from the 11th-13th centuries is characterized by robust monumental styles featuring thick walls, rounded arches and barrel vaults. Gothic art from the 12th-16th centuries emphasized verticality with pointed arches, ribbed vaults and flying buttresses seen in cathedrals like Notre-Dame de Paris.

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    A WONDERFUL MEOW-TASTIC

    AFTERNOON EVERYONE!! :3
    MAPEH 9
    (ARTS)
    Group 2 Presentation
    Lesson 3
    Medieval Art:
    Byzantine, Romanesque, & Gothic Art
    (Revival of Classical Traditions/Romanesque Art/Gothic Art)
    Revival of Classical
    Traditions
    Revival of Classical Traditions
    • The revival of classical traditions refers to the
    renewed interest and influence of ancient
    Greek and Roman art, philosophy, and culture
    that occurred during different periods in
    history.
    1. Renaissance (14th–17th centuries): The
    Renaissance in Europe saw a significant revival of
    classical ideas, marked by a renewed interest in
    humanism, individualism, and a revival of
    classical art and architecture. Artists like
    Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo drew
    inspiration from classical sculptures and
    manuscripts.
    Revival of Classical Traditions
    2. Neoclassicism (18th–19th centuries): In the
    18th century, Neoclassicism emerged as an
    artistic and intellectual movement that
    looked back to the classical ideals of ancient
    Greece and Rome. This influenced
    architecture, sculpture, painting, and
    literature, with a focus on symmetry,
    simplicity, and rationality.
    Revival of Classical Traditions
    3. Classical Revival in the 19th and 20th centuries:
    Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, there
    were various revivals of classical styles in
    architecture. The Beaux-Arts movement and the
    classical elements incorporated into buildings
    during the Enlightenment era are examples of
    this revival.

    These revivals demonstrate the enduring and timeless


    appeal of classical ideas and aesthetics across different
    periods of history.
    Romanesque Art
    Romanesque Art
    • This was prevalent from the 11th to the 13th
    century in Europe.
    • It is characterized by its robust,
    monumental style.
    • It often features thick walls, rounded
    arches, and barrel vaults in architecture.
    Sculpture and illuminated manuscripts
    were also prominent, displaying a fusion of
    Christian symbolism and classical influences.
    Romanesque Art
    • The art of this period is often associated
    with Roman-like features, hence the
    term "Romanesque.“
    • Notable examples include the Durham
    Cathedral in England and the Abbey
    Church of Sainte-Foy in France.
    Gothic Art
    Gothic Art
    • It emerged in the late 12th
    century and prevailed until the
    16th century in Europe.
    • It is known for its emphasis on
    verticality, pointed arches, ribbed
    vaults, and flying buttresses in
    architecture.
    Gothic Art
    • Gothic cathedrals, such as Notre-Dame in
    Paris, exemplify this style. In sculpture and
    painting, Gothic art witnessed the
    development of more naturalistic
    depictions, increased attention to light
    and shadow, and the use of elaborate
    ornamentation.
    • The era also saw the rise of illuminated
    manuscripts and the International Gothic
    style in the late medieval period.
    THANK YOU SYUG!! <3

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