High Gothic Art

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1. High  Gothic  Art  in  France   Reading:   Stokstad,  505-­‐514.     Range:   1100-­‐1300   High  Gothic     Key  Terms/Concepts:   hemicycle,  tympanum,   jamb,    reliquary,  marginalia,   S-­‐Curve,  fleur-­‐de-­‐lis.   Monument  List:    17-­‐11,  Rose  Window  and   Lancets,  Chartres   Cathedral,  Gothic,   1230-­‐1235.    17-­‐14,  AnnunciaLon  and   VisitaLon,  Jambs,  West   Portal,  Reims  Cathedral,   1230-­‐1250.    17-­‐19,  Upper  Chapel  Ste.   Chapelle,  Paris,  Gothic,   1239-­‐1248.  
2. Reminders   •  Your  Image  and  Text  essay  is  due  TODAY  May   2nd.     •  The  final  exam  is  Tuesday  May  14th  8:00-­‐10:00   in  Starz  12.  
5. Rose  Window   Lancets  
6. Melchizedek   David   Anna   Solomon   Aaron  
7. Castles  =  CasLle   Fleur-­‐de-­‐Lis  =  France  
9. “Invisible  Art”  
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45. Fleur-­‐de-­‐lis   Castle  =  CasLle  
46. Fleur-­‐de-­‐lis  
49. CriLcal  Thinking  QuesLons   1.  What  is  the  relaLonship  between  the  viewer   and  the  divine  in  Gothic  Europe?    How  is  that   relaLonship  show  in  Gothic  art?   2.  How  did  the  relaLonship  between  the  royalty   and  the  church  change  during  the  12th-­‐14th   centuries?   3.  What  is  secularizaLon?    What  social  and  cultural   changes  make  secularizaLon  possible?    How  is   that  reflected  in  Gothic  images?