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Byzantine School

Byzantine art covers an enormous period of time, considering that it refers to the entire Byzantine Empire, which stretched from the 4th century to the 15th century. Even when the Byzantine Empire - also Byzantium, or Eastern Roman Empire - ended with the fall of Constantinople (1453), the art remained alive. There are predominantly religious themes in Byzantine art, promoted by the Church, which had great influence in society. Frescoes and panel paintings played a leading role and the icon is considered a symbol of that era. Even today they are an indispensable part of processions. The art and holy pictures developed from the late antique figurative painting with its pictures of the dead, gods and emperors. Antiquity was also the inspiration for many other art forms. Therefore, the transitions are fluid between the art of antiquity and Byzantine art, which adopted many elements such as columns, ancient staircases or equestrian statues.

The Byzantine mosaics achieved world fame. This is also an art that originated from the Romans. But while these worked with little stones, glass and ceramics, the Byzantines refined their mosaics lavishly with gold leaf and precious stones. The most important mosaics were created in Ravenna. A shining example is the church of San Vitale from the late antique-early Byzantine period. The brick facade of the church is almost completely covered with glittering gold mosaics, meant to symbolize infinity. The interior also shows rich mosaic decoration on the floor and walls with floral and ornamental patterns. Here, the mosaics are in warm earth tones. High-quality ivory carvings were also made in Ravenna. Arts and crafts also played an important role in this era. In addition to silver and goldsmith work, enamel and glass work, brocade and silk fabrics with oriental patterns were produced. Book illumination and book illustrations were also part of it. Sculpture was treated somewhat stepmotherly, as sculptors usually had to be content with reliefs, as sculptures were considered "pagan".

Of course, Byzantine art had a great influence on European art and church architecture, on panel painting in Italy or the depictions of the Virgin Mary in the late Gothic period. Especially in Italy, Byzantine elements were present in all art movements, from Romanesque to Gothic and Renaissance. Venice, as a former colony, was particularly under Byzantine artistic influence. And after the conquest of Constantinople (1204) by Venetian crusaders, numerous art treasures came to the lagoon city. Among them, the quadriga from the Hippodrome of Constantinople, which today looks down from St. Mark's Basilica.

This monumental artistic epoch also left its mark in northern Europe. For example, in Charlemagne's Aachen Cathedral or the Romanesque church buildings in Cologne. In the Romantic period of the 19th century, Byzantine art experienced a rebirth. Probably the most famous example of neo-Byzantine architecture is the basilica Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre. During the reign of Louis I, numerous buildings were built with Byzantine stylistic devices such as mosaics, barrel vaults and capitals. A huge mosaic is embedded in the floor of the throne room of Neuschwanstein Castle.

Byzantine School

Byzantine art covers an enormous period of time, considering that it refers to the entire Byzantine Empire, which stretched from the 4th century to the 15th century. Even when the Byzantine Empire - also Byzantium, or Eastern Roman Empire - ended with the fall of Constantinople (1453), the art remained alive. There are predominantly religious themes in Byzantine art, promoted by the Church, which had great influence in society. Frescoes and panel paintings played a leading role and the icon is considered a symbol of that era. Even today they are an indispensable part of processions. The art and holy pictures developed from the late antique figurative painting with its pictures of the dead, gods and emperors. Antiquity was also the inspiration for many other art forms. Therefore, the transitions are fluid between the art of antiquity and Byzantine art, which adopted many elements such as columns, ancient staircases or equestrian statues.

The Byzantine mosaics achieved world fame. This is also an art that originated from the Romans. But while these worked with little stones, glass and ceramics, the Byzantines refined their mosaics lavishly with gold leaf and precious stones. The most important mosaics were created in Ravenna. A shining example is the church of San Vitale from the late antique-early Byzantine period. The brick facade of the church is almost completely covered with glittering gold mosaics, meant to symbolize infinity. The interior also shows rich mosaic decoration on the floor and walls with floral and ornamental patterns. Here, the mosaics are in warm earth tones. High-quality ivory carvings were also made in Ravenna. Arts and crafts also played an important role in this era. In addition to silver and goldsmith work, enamel and glass work, brocade and silk fabrics with oriental patterns were produced. Book illumination and book illustrations were also part of it. Sculpture was treated somewhat stepmotherly, as sculptors usually had to be content with reliefs, as sculptures were considered "pagan".

Of course, Byzantine art had a great influence on European art and church architecture, on panel painting in Italy or the depictions of the Virgin Mary in the late Gothic period. Especially in Italy, Byzantine elements were present in all art movements, from Romanesque to Gothic and Renaissance. Venice, as a former colony, was particularly under Byzantine artistic influence. And after the conquest of Constantinople (1204) by Venetian crusaders, numerous art treasures came to the lagoon city. Among them, the quadriga from the Hippodrome of Constantinople, which today looks down from St. Mark's Basilica.

This monumental artistic epoch also left its mark in northern Europe. For example, in Charlemagne's Aachen Cathedral or the Romanesque church buildings in Cologne. In the Romantic period of the 19th century, Byzantine art experienced a rebirth. Probably the most famous example of neo-Byzantine architecture is the basilica Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre. During the reign of Louis I, numerous buildings were built with Byzantine stylistic devices such as mosaics, barrel vaults and capitals. A huge mosaic is embedded in the floor of the throne room of Neuschwanstein Castle.





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Jesus healing a leper (mosaic)
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Crux gemmata (mosaic)
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Greek fire, Fol. 34v from the Ma...
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The Paralytic of Capharnaum is L...
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The Hospitality of Abraham and t...
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The Kiss of Judas, Scenes from t...
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Floor detail depicting a duck (m...
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Consular diptych of Anastasius (...
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The Lady of Carthage (mosaic)
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Byzantine Art: “” The multiplica...
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Jesus miraculously warried a par...
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Sarcophagus of bishop Theodore (...
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The Emperor Triumphant, known as...
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The Raising of Lazarus, Scenes f...
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The City of Jerusalem and the su...
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Constantine IV granting Bishop R...
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Byzantine Art: “Lamentation on t...
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Jesus separates the sheep from t...
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Map, Madaba, Jordan (mosaic)
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Crucifixion and the Resurrection...
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Christ Crowning King Roger II of...
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King William II of Sicily offers...
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Le prophete Jeremie (6e siecle a...
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The Healing of the Paralytic of ...
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Detail of map depicting the Nort...
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William II (1154-89) King of Sic...
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Bethlehem, detail from a map of ...
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Christ enthroned with the angels...
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Christ surrounded by two angels,...
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Baptism of Christ by John the Ba...
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Sermon on the Mount, Scenes from...
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The Last Supper (mosaic)
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Multiplication of the Bread and ...
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The face of Christ (mosaic)
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The Emperor Constantine IV grant...
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Jesus Healing the Crippled and t...
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The face of Justinian (mosaic)
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Le roi David (10e siecle avant J...
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Le prophete Habacuc (Habaquq, Ha...
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The Three Angels, detail of The ...
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Jesus before Pontius Pilate (mos...
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Baptism of Christ, surrounded by...
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A Byzantine bronze oil lamp and ...
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The Healing of Two Blindmen from...
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The Incredulity of St. Thomas, f...
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St. Paul Preaching to the Jews i...
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The Byzantine virgin (Detail of ...
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Christ Pantocrator and the Madon...
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Le prophete Sophonie. Oeuvre d'u...
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Byzantine art: oldest map of Pal...
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The Flood, from the Atrium, deta...
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Constantine IV (654-85) granting...
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Le prophete Osee (8e siecle avan...
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Baptism of Christ surrounded by ...
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Abel offering a lamb and Melchis...
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The Baptism of St. Paul by Anani...
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Jesus Predicts Peter's Denial, S...
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Ms EAB 644 fol.241 The Virgin Di...
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Probably Saint Lawrence, martyre...
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Ms Plt 1 56 The Ascension, from ...
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The Virgin and Child enthroned b...
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F.4v, canon tables, from the Rab...
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Ecclesio, a bishop of Ravenna (m...
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Jesus and St. Peter, detail from...
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Orso, a bishop of Ravenna (mosaic)
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Le prophete Zacharie (6e siecle ...
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Jesus Cures the Woman who Bleeds...
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Procession of Virgin Martyrs, 52...
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St. Andrew and St. Peter Respond...
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The procession of the three king...
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Moses on Mount Sinai, figure abo...
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St. Pachomius (d.346) (mosaic)
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Manuel I Comnenus (c.1122-80) an...
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Byzantine Art: “” Saint John the...
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Panel from the Diptych of Consul...
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Detail from the miniature from t...
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A soldier with a sword (mosaic)
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The Tower of Babel, from the Atr...
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