Various patterns of the Middle Ages, chromolithograph, published in 1897
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Various patterns of the Middle Ages, chromolithograph, published in 1897
Various patterns of the Middle Ages: 1) Early christian mosaic; 2 - 4) Byzantine mosaics; 5) Byzantine capital; 6) Early christian capita; 7) Arabian mosaic; 8 - 9) Arab miniature art; 10) Arab ornament of a roof ridge crown; 11 - 12) Moorish stucco; 13) Moorish mosaic; 14 - 15) Persian miniature art; 16 - 17) Gaulish clasps; 18 - 19) Early Russian miniature art; 20 - 24) Romanesque wall paintings; 25) Early French quarry tile; 26) Romanesque enamel; 27) Early French enamel; 28) Early Swedish wall painting; 29) Gothic tympanum; 30 - 31) Gothic painted wood carvings; 32) Gotic capital; 33) Gotic embroidery; 34 - 35) Gothic wall paintings; 36 - 37) Irish initials; 38 - 39) Byzantine miniature art; 40 - 44) Italian miniature art; 45) Gothic miniature art; 46) Gothic initial; 47) Flanderian miniature art. Chromolithograph, published in 1897
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Media ID 18293299
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This chromolithograph, published in 1897, showcases the rich tapestry of various patterns from the Middle Ages. Spanning a wide range of artistic styles and cultural influences, this print offers a glimpse into the intricate craftsmanship that defined this era. The collection begins with early Christian mosaics, displaying their vibrant colors and geometric designs. Moving on to Byzantine mosaics and capitals, one can appreciate the opulence and grandeur of these architectural elements. The Arabian mosaic captures the essence of Islamic art with its delicate patterns and meticulous detailing. Arab miniature art takes center stage next, showcasing its intricacy through exquisite brushwork and vivid colors. The Arab ornament of a roof ridge crown adds an element of architectural beauty to this diverse compilation. Moorish stucco and mosaic demonstrate the fusion of Islamic and European influences in Spain during this period. Persian miniature art transports us to ancient Persia with its enchanting scenes depicted on a small scale. Romanesque wall paintings offer glimpses into religious narratives while Early French quarry tile displays bold motifs inspired by nature. Romanesque enamel work exhibits stunning craftsmanship while Early Swedish wall painting showcases regional artistic traditions. Gothic art takes over towards the end with tympanums, wood carvings, embroidery, wall paintings, initials - all reflecting the elegance and sophistication synonymous with this style. Finally, Flanderian miniature art brings forth intricate details rendered on a diminutive scale. This remarkable print serves as both an educational tool for studying
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