Enthroned Madonna and
Child
Aspects of the technique say that the artist who painted the
panel was Greek. In the picture we can see the virgin who indicates the child
“shows the way”. With her red shoes and the archangels’ imperial regalia, the elaborate
throne underscores Mary’s role as queen.
The Nativity with the
Prophets Isaiah and Ezekiel,
The nativity, flanked by Old Testament prophets who foretold
the birth of Jesus was on front of the Maesta, the altar piece in Siena
cathedral. The pictures shown Virgin Mary with baby Jesus and all the people appreciating
Gods son, baby Jesus.
Madonna and child
The artist of this byzantine art was Giotto, an Italian
painter. He shows the reliance on
Byzantine traditions such as flat planes, and decorative lines. In the painting
we can see human interaction between mother and son. The mother is carrying the
child while holding a flower with her other hand. We can see how the child
Christ offers a blessing to her mother.
The Crucifixion
Paolo the artist who painted this cruxification shows how
Jesus is suffering in the cross while virgin mary, other womens are crying and
angels in the sky.
The Calling of the
Apostles Peter and Andrew
The artist of this painting was Duccio di Buoninsegna, in
the painting is shown apostles Peter and Andrew fishing in the sea. While Jesus
is calling them. That’s how the painting gets its name.
Golden Goblet
This golden goblet was found in Albania, is well made and
decorated. Is pure gold with some details around the goblet. Historians agreed that it was made by a
Byzantine artist.
Plate with David
Anointed by Samuel
This plate was made in Constantinople, is a byzantine culture. Well done, with many details. This silver
plate may be the earliest surviving example of the use of biblical scenes.
Pendant Brooch with Cameo of Enthroned Virgin and
Child and Christ Pantokrator
This elegant turquoise pendant is from the byzantine
culture. It has many gems of different colors. This pendant displays the Virgin
and Child.
The Presentation in
the Temple Byzantine Painter, 15th century
This painting was made by a Byzantine Painter, during the 15th
century. The picture shows a man that could be God carrying a baby that could
be Jesus.
Statuette of the
Personification of a City
In this statue we see that it meant a personification of
justice or fortune. Historians say that “It
is difficult to identify which city is represented by the statuette, but
regardless, the sculpture is representative of the small-scale Tyche images
found throughout the late Roman and early Byzantine worlds.”
Hagia
Sophia
In the Byzantine Empire, emperor Justinian gathers taxes in
order to make public buildings such as churches. Hagia Sophia that means “holy
Wisdom” was completed in a short period of time. It still remains in use today.
The Collection.2013http://www.nga.gov/collection/gallery/gg1/gg1-10.html
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