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Middle Ages Artwork
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Brynlee Vigil
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Updated Dec 17, 2020
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well, you are right.
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The late 13 hundreds and early 14 hundreds was the
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golden age of the eliminated book.
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Mosaics and painted artwork from that time period showed extraordinary
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skill under dedication towards the projects.
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These are a few examples of what the art words
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looked like from the Middle Ages.
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There were three popular themes of our throughout the Middle
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Ages, which were Byzantine Are Romanesque art and Gothic art.
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Buzzing Clean art is an art form particularly used for
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religious projects.
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This art was created using colored tiles and was most
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popular from 330 toe 14 53.
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The period of Romanesque are started around 1000 and 80
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through around 1300.
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Its focus was on religion and Christianity.
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Thea art style mostly included beautiful details like stained glass
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art, large meals on walls and domes ceilings.
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Gothic art came from Romanesque art.
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The Gothic artists began to use brighter colors and moved
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towards more realism.
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They also began to use more shadows in light in
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their art and trade out.
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New subject matters more than just religion, including animals and
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mythical places.
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A simple question.
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How is the artwork from the Middle Ages essential question.
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How is the artwork from the Middle Ages, similar to
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the artwork today?
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The Middle Ages art was mostly revolved around religion and
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God. That is not how it's performed today, but artists
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did create abstracts inspired by the religious masterpieces Thes two
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paintings look very different, but kind of similar.
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In a way you can see the artist Jackson Pollock
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made the color palette to match the ancient painting and
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made an abstract from it.
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They both they both seem to be created from an
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abstract form.
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One is almost like dry cracked paint, and the other
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is like swish paint.
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That's all I have for you guys.
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Think. Thank you for watching and I'll see you later.
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Bye bye.
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