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Frankish Looped Fibula

Explore the progression of art from early Frankish fibulas to the intricate Ottonian artworks, showcasing the evolution of styles and techniques in medieval Europe. Delve into iconic pieces such as the Animal Head Post from Norway and the Chi-Rho-Iota Page from the Book of Kells. Witness the grandeur of Charlemagne's reign and the revival of Carolingian traditions, leading to the Ottonian era characterized by Bishop Bernward's patronage and the artistic mastery seen in St. Michael's Church in Hildesheim, Germany. Discover the rich history and cultural significance embedded in each artwork, reflecting the artistic brilliance of different periods in medieval art.

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Frankish Looped Fibula

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  1. Frankish Looped Fibula

  2. Frankish Round Fibula

  3. Purse cover from Sutton Hoo ship burial

  4. Animal Head post from Oseberg, Norway, wood

  5. Oseberg Ship from ship burial

  6. Wood-carved ornament (porch of stave church), Norway. 11th century

  7. The 4 Evangelists Matthew: winged man or angel Mark: lion Luke: ox John: eagle

  8. Man (symbol of St Matthew) from Book of Durrow, Iona, Scotland 660-680

  9. St. Matthew from Lindisfarne Gospels, Northumbria, England, 698-721

  10. Book of Lindisfarne, ornamental page, from England. late 7th century

  11. Chi-Rho-Iota Page from Book of Kells. late 8th -early 9th century

  12. High Cross of Muiredach, Ireland. 923

  13. San Juan Bautista, Banos de Cerrato, Spain 661

  14. Charlemagne & The Carolingian Period First Holy Roman Emperor Wanted to revive the glory of ancient & early Christian Rome Emphasis on education, the arts and classical text Moved capital of Empire to Aachen, Germany Encouraged use of Roman building tecnhiques in architecture

  15. Equestrain Portrait of Charlemagne, Metz, France, 9th century

  16. St. Matthew from Coronation Gospels, 800-810

  17. St Matthew, from the Ebbo Gospels. c. 816-835

  18. Crucifixion, front cover of Lindau Gospels. c. 870

  19. Odo of Metz, Restored plan of the Palatine Chapel of Charlemagne, Aachen. 792-805

  20. Odo of Metz Interior of the Palatine Chapel of Charlemagne, Aachen, Germany. 792-805

  21. Schematic plan for monastery at St. Gall, Switzerland. c. 819

  22. Abby Church , Corvey, Germany 873-885

  23. Ottonian Art Carolingian empire fell apart due to many factors including viking invasions The Otto’s were a German line of emperors and revived again the tradition of Carolingian. Bishop Bernward was major patron of Ottonian art Made Hildesheim, Germany the center of learning

  24. St. Michael’s, Hildesheim, Germany 1001-1031

  25. Nave of St Michael's, Hildesheim. c 1001-1031

  26. Plan & Section St. Michael’s, Hildesheim

  27. Plan St. Michael’s

  28. Doors with relief panels (Genesis, left door; life of Christ, right door), St. Michael's. 1015

  29. Adam & Eve Reproached by the Lord. detail of bronze doors of St. Michael's. 1015

  30. Column with reliefs illustrating the life of Christ, St. Michael's. c. 1015-1022

  31. Crucifix of Archbishop Gero. c. 970

  32. Annunciation to the Shepherds, from Lectionary of Henry II. 1002-1014

  33. Otto III Enthroned Receiving Homage, from Gospel Book of Otto III. 997-1000 rebv1738AV

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