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    During the medieval ages, the Jews were treated extremely disrespectfully and unfairly. Anti-Semitism encouraged murder and the prosecution of many Jews. The art from this era shows the negative impressions and anti-Semitic policies against the Jews. These policies were harsh and humiliating. The Jews were forced to wear pointed hats and long cloaks with circular yellow badges sewed onto their clothing. In order to point out their Jewish identity and distinguish them from everyone else. The church

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    During the medieval art period, the Roman Empire into many smaller polities’ entities. The arts prospered during the Middle Ages, which created its own aesthetic values and many influential members were commissioned cathedral, churches, sculptures, painters, and manuscripts. European art was a property of the Church, which is why they often use religious themes. Artist does not use naked human body because the Church forbids it. Also, medieval arts had no balance, proportion, or perspective. The

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    Stanley was not particularly interested in architecture or medieval arts, so it was with a passing glance that he absorbed the palace. He loved the finery and his eye immediately caught on anything that glinted; silvery decorations casually placed like a treasure hoard, glazed ceramic engaged in the soothingly geometric eddies of mosaics, and of course, the sparkle of fountains in the garden. Even with the interest that he took in the compliments of wealth that he observed, he still felt slightly

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    David Cox Form IV- Art History Father Gregory Schweers, O. Cist. 10/26/16 St. Martin of Tours Dividing His Cloak with a Beggar Ambrogio Lorenzetti Middle ages and Early Renaissance St. Martin of Tours Dividing His Cloak with a Beggar by Ambrogio Lorenzetti St. Martin of Tours Dividing His Cloak with a Beggar is a painting that portraits the story of St. Martin, a wealthy soldier, giving a part of his cloak to a cold beggar in the winter. A famous Italian painter, Ambrogio Lorenzetti

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    Illumination is a religion that is practiced by some Agrarian society. This religion is relatively small, not a lot of people know about it. It is mainly practiced in the cities near the fertile crescent that have a warm climate and fertile land good that is good for growing food. “The fertile crescent is a roughly crescent- shaped area of relatively fertile land and agriculturally productive climate” (The Editors of Encyclopedia Britannica). It is a relatively old religion. Illumination has been

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    Christ in Majesty Essay

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    located in the apse of the Church of Santa Maria de Mur in Catalonia, Spain but now is located in the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston as a gift from the Maria Antoinette Evans Fund. The fresco is a transition from Roman and Byzantine Art to Gothic Art. The artist of Christ in Majesty utilizes his art to educate people in the doctrines of the Christian faith. Christ in Majesty is a work of art made to emphasize religion and to teach illiterate people the principles of Christianity. On the upper register

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    The Medieval Ages The catastrophic collapse of the Roman Empire plunged Europe into darkness, amongst the chaos progress was hindered and a time known as the Dark Ages emerged. From the shadows of destruction rose the Kingdom of England, prosperous in it’s own right, but ultimately weakened by the turmoil of medieval times.Famine and plague ran rapidly through all of Europe, aided by climate deterioration and chronic malnourishment. No sword compared to the unforgiving blade of The Black Death,

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    or "the early modern period." This period in history was a time of enlightenment, where some of the greatest poetry, medicine, discovery, art, and many other achievements were accomplished during this time. In general, the world became a new place, but still some ideas or beliefs stayed the same however, many new improved ideas and beliefs formed. The Medieval period was not a good time to live. This period was rattled with plagues, darkness, and malicious acts of inhumanity. Then the world began

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    change their living ways because people living in Europe would have got annihilated by it. Europe changed forever their Infrastructure of the cities, arts were mostly about the Black Death and many people lost of faith in religion. The horrifying plague, the Black Death firstly changed Europe’s architecture. As you can see, figure 1 is a part of a Medieval town that people is living with some modern additions, but it still illustrates us how narrow the streets are that sun can’t come in well. Giovanni

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    Origins Of Courtly Love

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    The History of Courtly Love The idea of courtly love originated with the troubadours, a group of medieval entertainers during the late 11th century (Simpson). Courtly love was a special kind of love that came to be associated with the romantic thoughts and actions of upper-class men and women. The romance of courtly love was practiced during the middle ages and was combined with the code of chivalry (Courtly Love). Origins of courtly love was obscure (Harpus 39). Literacy, before it established

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