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minimal text, visually shows development from greek and roman architecture, especially arches. compares romanesque and gothic architecture.
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Technique and Technical DevelopmentArchitecture
Greek Arch
Roman arch
Benefits of Roman archDistributes weight outwardPushes weight toward greater weight bearing column
Allows for height
Height and space
Byzantine Church Characteristics
• Mosaics• Domed• Only a few stories high
Hagia Sophia - Byzantine
Hagia Sophia - Byzantine
Hagia Sophia - Byzantine
Hagia Sophia - Byzantine
Church of the Holy Sepulcher - Byzantine
Church of the Holy Sepulcher - Byzantine
Church of the Holy Sepulcher - Byzantine
Byzantine Innovations with Arches
• Higher walls• Dome• Light halo • Looking into heaven
Romanesque Cathedral Characteristics
• Thick wall• Little glass• Wood and later stone celilings• Sculpture to teach Bible stories to illiterate
masses• Real and fantastical images used, especially
those of demons
Church of Saint Trophime - Romanesque
Church of Saint Trophime between 1100-1300 - Romanesque
Church of Saint Trophime between 1100-1300 - Romanesque
Romanesque innovations with arches
• practice
Gothic Cathedral Characteristics
• High• Thinner walls• Windows• Depictions of people more natural and show
movement• Less use of animals and demons
Pointed arch - Gothic
Pointed arch - Gothic
Flying Buttress - Gothic
Notre Dame de Paris - Gothic
Reims Cathedral - Gothic
Chatres Cathedral - Gothic
Chartres Cathedral - Gothic
Chartres Cathedral - Gothic
Chartres Cathedral - Gothic
Which style?
Duomo - Florence Milan Cathedral
Which style
Church of St. Denis Tower of Pisa