1st Quarter 2017-2018 Western Civilization

1st Quarter 2017-2018 Western Civilization

First Quarter Art Examples

Early Christian Art of the Catacombs (2nd-4th Century AD):

1-0011 Early Christian Art — 1-0011 “Orantes” Praying figure, fresco

1-0012 “The Good Shepherd”, fresco

1-0013 Early Christian Art — 1-0013 Christ with Woman with Issue of Blood, fresco

1-0014 Early Christian Symbols, Carved in Stone

Pre-Christian Celtic Art:

1-0021 Pre-Christian Celtic Art — 1-0021 Celtic Deity, Bronze

1-0022 Pre-Christian Celtic — 1-0022 Celtic Deity, Bronze

1-0023 Celtic Deity, Bronze

-0024 Torque, Bronze

Byzantine (Eastern Orthodox) Art and Architecture:

1-0031 Hagia Sofia (Church of Holy Wisdom) Constantinople (Istanbul, Turkey) 6th Century

1-0032 Byzantine Mosaic

1-0033 Icon on Wood, Russian Orthodox

1-0034 Byzantine — 1-0034 Mosaic: Chrestos Pantocrator, Greek

1-0035 Mosaic of Emperor Justinian, San Vitale Church, Ravenna, Italy, 6th Century

Irish Christian Illuminated Manuscripts (6th-8th Centuries AD):

1-0041 Irish Christian — 1-0041 Book of Kells, Gospel Writer, c. 800 AD

1-0042 Book of Kells, Arrest of Christ — 1-0042 Book of Kells, Arrest of Christ, c. 800 AD

1-0043 Irish Christian — 1-0043 “In Principio” Page, Lindisfarne Gospels, c. 700 AD

1-0044 Irish Christian — 1-0044 “Chi Rho” Page, Lindisfarne Gospels, c. 700 AD

1-0045 Irish Christian — 1-0045 Cross Page, Book of Kells, c. 800 AD

Islamic Art and Architecture:

1-0045-Islamic Minaret and Dome of Al Wya Mosque — 1-0045-Islamic Minaret and Dome of Al Wya Mosque, Iran

1-0046 Islamic — 1-0046 Enameled Plate

1-0051 Islamic Art — 1-0051 Stonework from “The Alhambra”, Spain 14th Century

1-0052 Islamic — 1-0052 Dome Interior, The Alhambra, Spain

1-0053 Islamic-Illustrated Q'uran — 1-0053 Islamic-Illustrated Q’uran

Carolingian Art and Architecture (8th-9th Centuries AD):

1-0061 Carolingian Architecture — 1-0061 Aachen Cathedral (begun 796 AD)

1-0062 Carolingian Gospel Cover — 1-0062 Lindau Gospels, Jewel-studded Book Cover c. 880 AD

1-0063 Carolingian Architecture — 1-0063 Lorsch Torhalle, 9th Century

1-0064 Carolingian Bronze Statue Charlemagne — 1-0064 Miniature Bronze Statue of Charlemagne, 9th Century

1-0065 Carolingian Reliquary — 1-0065 Carolingian Reliquary c. 850 AD

Romanesque Art and Architecture (c. 1050-1200 AD):

1-0071 Romanesque — 1-0071 St. Paul’s Church, Cyprus, 9th Century

1-0072 Romanesque Illuminated Manuscript — 1-0072 Romanesque Illuminated Manuscript, Matthew, Coronation Gospel 795-810 AD

1-0073 Romanesque — 1-0073 Interior Barrel Vaulting, Speyer Cathedral, Germany (1030-1103 AD)

1-0074 Romanesque — 1-0074 Bronze Bas-Relief Sculpture, San Zeno Cathedral, Verona, Italy (967 AD begun, restored 1138-1398)

1-0075 Romanesque — 1-0075 Speyer Cathedral, Germany (1030-1103 AD)

1-0076 Romanesque — 1-0076 Stone Bas-Relief Sculpture, Condemned in Hell, St. Lazare Cathedral, Autun, Burgundy (1120-46 AD)

1-0077 Romanesque — 1-0077 Stone Bas-Relief Tympanum, St. Marie-Madeleine Cathedral, Vezelay, France (begun 1104 AD)

1-0078 Romanesque — 1-0078 Sculpted Column Capital, St. Marie-Madeleine Cathedral, France (begun 1104 AD)

1-0079 Romanesque — 1-0079 Barrel Vaulting, St. Savin Cathedral, France (begun c. 1050)

1-0079.1 Romanesque — 1-0079.1 Bas-Relief Typanum

Gothic Art and Architecture (c. 1200-1450 AD):

1-0081 Gothic — 1-0081 “October” from “Les Tres Riches Heures de Duc Berry”, Limbourg Brothers, c. 1415

1-0082 Gothic — 1-0082 “June” from “Les Tres Riches Heures de Duc Berry”, Limbourg Brothers, c. 1415

1-0083 Gothic — 1-0083 Interior Architectural Detail, Wells Cathedral, England (1175-1490 AD)

1-0084 Gothic — 1-0084 Interior with Groin Vaulting and Clerestory Windows with Stained Glass Reflection, St. Etienne Cathedral, Bourges, France (c. 1194-1324 AD)

1-0085 Gothic — 1-0085 Rear of Nave, Looking Toward Apse, St. Etienne Cathedral, Bourges, France (c. 1194-1324 AD)

1-0086 Gothic — 1-0086 Tops of Flying Buttresses, Minster of Our Lady, Ulm, Germany (1377-1890 AD)

1-0087 Gothic — 1-0087 Ceiling of Nave, Wells Cathedral, England (1175-1490 AD)

1-0088 Gothic — 1-0088 View from Nave toward Apse, Wells Cathedral, England (1175-1490 AD)

1-0089 Gothic — 1-0089 Illuminated Manuscript, Adoration of the Magi (mid 13th Century)

1-0089.1 Gothic — 1-0089.1 Rose Window (Interior View) Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris, France (1260 AD)

Pre-Renaissance Italian Art:

1-0091 Pre- Renaissance Italian — 1-0091 Burial of Jesus, fresco by Giotto (c. 1300)

1-0092 Pre-Renaissance Italian — 1-0092 Good Samaritan, fresco by Giotto (c. 1300)

1-0093 Pre-Renaissance Italian — 1-0093 Kiss of Judas, fresco by Giotto (c. 1300)

Early Italian Renaissance Art and Architecture:

1-0101 Early Italian Renaissance — 1-0101 “Birth of Venus”, Sandro Botticelli, c. 1480

1-0102 Early Italian Renaissance — 1-0102 “David”, Bronze, Donatello, c. 1430

1-0103 Early Italian Renaissance — 1-0103 Florence Cathedral Dome, 1420-1436, Filippo Brunelleschi

1-0104 Early Italian Renaissance — 1-0104 “Neptune”, marble sculpture by Donatello c. 1430

1-0105 Early Italian Renaissance — 1-0105 “Primavera” (Spring), Sandro Botticelli c. 1480

Early Flemish School:

1-0111 Flemish School — 1-0111 Hieronymus Bosch, Detail from “The Garden of Earthly Delights”, 1500

1-0112 Flemish School — 1-0112 Hieronymus Bosch, “The Last Judgment”, 1504-1508

1-0113 Flemish School — 1-0113 Hieronymus Bosch, Detail from “The Garden of Earthly Delights”, 1500

1-0114 Flemish School — 1-0114 Hieronymus Bosch, Detail from Triptych “The Last Judgment”, 1504-1508

1-0115 Flemish School — 1-0115 Hieronymus Bosch, “Christ Carrying the Cross”, c. 1516

1-0116 Flemish School — 1-0116 Hieronymus Bosch, Detail from “The Garden of Earthly Delights”, 1500

1-0117 Flemish School — 1-0117 Hieronymus Bosch, Full Triptych “The Garden of Earthly Delights”, 1500 (Adam and Eve in Garden, Man’s Fall into Sin, Damnation)

1-0118 Flemish School — 1-0118 Pieter Brueghel the Elder, “Fall of the Rebel Angels”, 1562

1-0119 Flemish School — 1-0119 Hieronymus Bosch, “The Ship of Fools”, c.1490-1500

First Quarter Musical Examples

Byzantine Chant:

Example 1: Greek Chant, Fourth Century, Expostulation of the Office of Holy Tuesday

Example 2: Russian Orthodox Chant, Priidite Poklonimsya (Come Let Us Worship): Traditional Chant arr. by Sergei Rachmaninov, Vespers, 1915

Plainsong (Gregorian Chant):

Example 3: Kyrie Eleison (Lord, Have Mercy) from Ordinary of the Mass, 8th-9th Century

Example 4: Hosanna Filio David (Hosanna to the Son of David), Antiphon, 9th Century

Pre-Christian Ancient Celt:

Example 5: Churning Song Thig, a Chuinneag, Thig (Come, Butter, Come), Isle of Barra, Outer Hebrides

Example 6: Waulking Song, Heman Dubh, Hi Ri Oro, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides

Example 7: Na Hao Ri U, A Ghost’s Lament, Isle of Skye, Inner Hebrides

Islamic Music:

Example 8: Mawal, Tunisia

Example 9: Instrumental Farhang e a Van, Iran

Early Liturgical Polyphony:

Example 10: Sanctus (Holy) from Messe de Notre Dame (Mass of Our Lady), Guillaume de Machaut (c. 1300-1377), “Ars Nova”

Example 11: Agnus Dei (Lamb of God) from Missa l’Homme Arme (Mass based on the folk tune “The Armed Man”), Guillaume Dufay (c. 1400-1474), Burgundian School

Music of the Trouvères:

Example 12: Rondeau: Tant Con Je Vivrai, Adam de la Halle (c. 1237-1286)

Instructional Music:

Example 13: Lux Hodie/Orientis Partibus, 13th Century French Macaronic Carol, Processional

Example 14: Lullay, Lullow, 14th Century English Carol

Example 15: Introduction to Play of Herod, 13th Century Mystery Play

Medieval Ballads:

Example 16: Andrew Lammie, Scots Ballad

Example 17: The Three Ravens, Old English Ballad

Renaissance Madrigals:

Example 18: Fire, Fire, My Heart, English Ballet, Thomas Morley (c. 1590)

Example 19: Bonjour, et Puis Quelles Nouvelles, French Madrigal, Orlando di Lasso, 16th Century

Example 20: Amor Vittorioso, Italian Balletta, Giacomo Gastoldi (d. 1642)

First Quarter Hymn History You Tube Addresses

Week 1: The Church’s One Foundation (Stone) http://youtu.be/LiAauPFdnXA

Week 1: O Splendor of God’s Glory Bright (Ambrose of Milan) http://youtu.be/Zz-VHmNBCww

Week 2: Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence (Liturgy of St. James) http://youtu.be/t0sWFYAiAZQ

Week 2: Of the Father’s Love Begotten (Aurelius Clemens Prudentius) http://youtu.be/sylvR1xXE04

Week 3: Be Thou My Vision (Early Irish) http://youtu.be/OFCyz9hMOLc

Week 4: Christ is Made the Sure Foundation (Anonymous) http://youtu.be/ihAaxkUOHoU

Week 4: All Glory, Laud, and Honor (Theodulph of Orleans) http://youtu.be/ZIWvfifwNSk

Week 5: Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee (Bernard of Clairvaux) http://youtu.be/Rwg71OdPpTs

Week 6: All Creatures of Our God and King (Francis of Assisi) http://youtu.be/Y3iHlLxZf78

Week 7: Come Down, O Love Divine (Bianco da Siena) http://youtu.be/pbm60aUTNTQ

Week 8: Magnificat of Mary http://youtu.be/9IunoE9G_LU

Week 9: Nunc Dimittis of Simeon http://youtu.be/6dCiyersGmI