Early Medieval Art Final

70 cards   |   Total Attempts: 188
  

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Question 1
Sword and scabbard from the tomb of Childeric
before c. 482
silver-gilt and cloisonne garnets
Tournai, Belgium
Scriptorium
A room in monasteries devoted to the copying, writing, or illuminating of manuscripts
Illumination
The art of decorating a text, page, or initial letter with ornamental designs, minatures, or lettering.
Incipit
Introductory words of a text
Sacramentary
A liturgical book containing the canon of the Mass (the liturgy, Eucharist and prayers, but not things that change)
Is used by the priest
Lectionary
A liturgical book containing selections or readings from scripture to be read during the worship service.
Uncial
Script; a writing style having somewhat rounded capitals
Cursive Minuscule
Small cursive script developed from uncial between the 7th and 9th centuries
Escutcheon
An ornamental plate
Niello
Inlayed design on the surface of another metal; black in color and consisting of copper, silver, or lead
Majuscule
Script composed of all capital letters
Synod of Whitby
(663-664) A council or an assembly of church officials or churches that strengthened British ties to Papal Rome
Anglo-Saxon/HIberno-Saxon artists began to draw on the heritage of Roman and Byzantine art in the British Isles
Question 13
Crypt, Abbey of Notre Dame; Jouarre, France
7th century
a monastic church deticated to St.Paul the hermit
Contains spoliated colomns with new capitals
Question 14
Gregory the Great's Homeliae in Ezechiel
probably later 7th century
from the monastery of Luxeuil
uses cursive minuscule
is a lectionary
Carpet page
Common in insular illuminated manuscripts
found at the beginning of the Gospels
usually the first page and contains geometric patterns