Jani Loikas Bass See also: Azaghal, Svartkraft, Wyrd, ex-Hin Onde, ex-Yearning (live), ex-Nocturnal Winds Ville Matilainen Drums See also: ex-Nocturnal Winds Janne Rämö Guitars, Vocals See also: Autumnal, ex-Colosseum, ex-Yearning Antti Ahonen Vocals, Guitars, Keyboard, Bass See also: ex-Count De Nocte, ex-Yearning. + Informações

*Note that mosaics of Justinian and his wife Theodora, have been included with the opposite's commentary. The location, unmentioned in Justinian's, is of course Ravenna, Italy. Dates are as accurate as I can recall, as is information. Please do send comments to westfinearts@gmail.com. Thank you. San Vitale mosaics, Hagia Sophia, St. Apollinaire, Vienna Genesis, Rossano Kodex, Rabbula from Zagba, encaustic Mary Holding Christ, Annunciation, Sutton-hoo, Cloisonne clasp, among others. Thanks to Dr. J. Fedak for access to images.. + Informações

2009 Term Project for the course Art Appreciation. + Informações

Medieval artwork, mostly from manuscripts --- ending with William Caxton's symbol for his printing press Music: 'Ambi Metch' by Deleyaman --- please support the artist (buy the album for only 5 dollars) deleyaman.bandcamp.com *Made for Alice*. + Informações

Jani Loikas Bass See also: Azaghal, Svartkraft, Wyrd, ex-Hin Onde, ex-Yearning (live), ex-Nocturnal Winds Ville Matilainen Drums See also: ex-Nocturnal Winds Janne Rämö Guitars, Vocals See also: Autumnal, ex-Colosseum, ex-Yearning Antti Ahonen Vocals, Guitars, Keyboard, Bass See also: ex-Count De Nocte, ex-Yearning. + Informações

The Rylands Haggadah: Medieval Jewish Art in Context March 27--September 30, 2012 Learn more: www.metmuseum.org Marc Michael Epstein, Professor of Religion, Vassar College The fourteenth-century Catalonian Rylands Haggadah and its "brother" in the British Library are nearly twins in that they were produced in the same place at nearly the same time, but they are far from identical. Learn about the unique religious and political agenda of this extraordinary Jewish manuscript. Presented with the exhibition The Rylands Haggadah: Medieval Jewish Art in Context. The installation is made possible by The David Berg Foundation.. + Informações

The Cloisters: Medieval Museum of Art Designed by Charles Collens, the Cloister's museum buildings were constructed by merging various medieval styles. The final building was not based on any one particular style but employed elements from five French abbeys that were reassembled into one structure. The Cloisters was opened to the public in 1938 on Manhattan Island in New York City. The building is used by the Metropolitan Museum of Art to house its medieval artwork collection. The museum and park were donated by John D. Rockefeller Jr. who also donated much of his personal medieval art collection to the Cloisters. The museum is comprised of between 3000 - 5000 medieval works of art from Europe dating from the 9th to the 16th centuries. The Cloisters contains approximately 20 rooms, that include: Gothic halls, 3 chapels, a chapter house, cloister gardens, and various galleries. In addition to its beautiful art collection, the Cloisters also contains many other interesting pieces such as earthenware jugs and vases, furniture, jewellery, books of hours, escutcheons, reliquaries, and tapestries. Pieces of Note The Unicorn in Captivity - This famous late 15th century tapestry made of wool warp, silk, silver, and gilt wefts from the French south lowlands depicts a unicorn in captivity. This piece belongs to a late Gothic series of tapestries, known as 'The Hunt of the Unicorn'. This tapestry is the seventh and final panel in the series. Tabernacle Panel - These colourful .... + Informações

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From the Caves to Romanticism, take a journey through centuries of art and learn about the role of art in culture and the place of the artist in society. This series of five-minute podcasts from Otis College of Art and Design features sumptuous images and informative texts. Presented by Dr. Jeanne Willette, faculty at Otis College of Art and Design.. + Informações

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This is my first video in a series loosely introducing Finnish medieval churches and their Catholic sacral art. There are 104 medieval churches or church ruins left in Finland. The oldest buildings were built on Åland islands, dating back to 1200s. However, the majority of the churches was built in Finland-Proper, South-Western part of the country. In addition to domestic craftsmanship, a lot of beautiful artwork was imported and commissioned from the master carpenters of Hanseatic Central and Western Europe. The song is 'Salva Nos' by Medieval Baebes.. + Informações

Pre-Romanesque, Romanesque, and Gothic Art Music: "Gloria" from "Messe de de Notre Dame" by Guillaume de Machaut. + Informações

Early medieval,gothic paintings and illustrations.Polyphonic chant developed from the Codex Calixtinus in 11th century named "O adiutor...Qui subvensis...Portum in ultimo" (Magister Ato episcopus Trecensis), now is preserved in the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. art-parade.blogspot.com. + Informações

Inspired by Hampton Court and Anne Boleyn, cause I'm a sucker for that stuff ^^ The red base polish is Leighton Denny, Picture Perfect. The gold is acrylic paint by Reeves. Royalty Free Music - Arcadia by Kevin MacLeod at www.incompetech.com. + Informações

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Williams College Art Professor Peter Low considers the question "What was the point of public religious art in churches in the Middle Ages?" in his talk "Materializing Metaphor: Bodies, Buildings, and Ephesians 2:11-22 in Medieval Art." 2008 Faculty Lecture Series.. + Informações

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This uptown branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art is worth the 45-minute subway ride from midtown (plus a pleasant 10-minute walk through Fort Tryon Park.) Perched on the tip of Manhattan, on four acres overlooking the Hudson River, the castle-like Museum is comprised of five Medieval cloisters imported from France and filled with art and artifacts. It is the largest single collection of medieval art and artifacts in the United States. The Cloisters, as described by Germain Bazin, former director of the Musée du Louvre in Paris, "the crowning achievement of American museology," is devoted to the art and architecture of medieval Europe. The Museum building itself incorporates portions of original medieval chapels, monastic cloisters, a chapter house, and other architectural elements dating from the 12th through 15th centuries. Perhaps the most celebrated attractions are The Unicorn Tapestries, a group of seven wall hangings that vividly portray the mythological hunt and capture of a unicorn. Other gallery objects include religious sculptures, water vessels shaped like animals, illuminated manuscripts, stained glass and ivories. Approximately five thousand works of art from medieval Europe, dating from about AD 800 with particular emphasis on the twelfth through fifteenth centuries, are exhibited in this unique museum. Many visitors come for the building itself: one room recreates a 12th-century chapel, The Fuentiduena Chapel, and another, the Chapter House (from Notre .... + Informações

Medieval art is full of UFO's. Medieval artist associated the occupants of UFO's with the world of god. Jesus is pictured in many paintings where alien crafts can clearly be seen hovering in the background. Medieval painters used their art as a way of giving people the message that UFO's exist and that aliens have been involved in controlling the destiny of mankind. There are even medieval paintings clearly showing satellites and other forms of technology. In addition to dozens of paintings there are also hand-printed news letters from the medieval era which report UFO's, luminous balls of light and even an alien invasion in the Mediterranean. (1608 reptilian invasion of Genoa and Nice) The Aztecs and Mayans also carved sculptures of humans with reptilian bodies. welcometoafreeworld.blogspot.com. + Informações

A Visit to the NC Museum of Art The North Carolina Museum of Art has a very good permanent collection including a beautiful Rodin sculpture garden complete with a serene lotus pool. There is a wide range of art from ancient to modern. The art museum's self-guided tour is a pleasant way to spend an afternoon. Music: Copper Horse: And A River Went Out of Eden. + Informações

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Step back in time and listen to the music of cornucopia, Bagpipes, Fiddle and Drum, and enjoy the medieval art........... + Informações

This is not only my first nail art video ever but my first entry to the ArcadiaNailArt contest. Hope you like it.. + Informações

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Viterbo is a medieval city with a lively university community and active art scene, a great location to study history, environmental sciences, art, and music. Enjoy this affordable university town that is small enough to be friendly and large enough to have everything. Take advantage of Viterbo's location: centrally situated between Rome and Florence?with the Mediterranean Sea only an hour away?and with easy access to lakes, windsurfing, mountains, biking and hiking. Study music, perform, and/or volunteer in conjunction with the Tuscia Opera Festival. Visit usac.unr.edu for more information. Video by USAC Alumni Lee Andrew www.leeandrew.net. + Informações