Sculptures: Medieval Art Tradition, Western Classical Art Tradition: Architecture & Architecture in the Medieval Era

They no longer lay closely against the wall but begun to project outward

• BYZANTINE SCULPTURE

• GOTHIC SCULPTURE

• ROMANESQUE SCULPTURE

Romanesque sculpture subordinate to the architecture determining the spaces and places that should be decorated

• BYZANTINE SCULPTURE

• GOTHIC SCULPTURE

• ROMANESQUE SCULPTURE

Man has developed a form of architecture based on megaliths

• Pre-historic Architecture

• Egyptian Architecture

• menhir

Three main types of megalith stones:

• manhan, dolmens, cromlech

• menhir ,dolmens , cromlech

• menhir, dolmens, cromlack

its defining characteristic is a heightened dome

• BYZANTINE ARCHITECTURE

• Romanesque architecture

• Gothic architecture

architecture is known by its massive quality, thick walls, round arches, sturdy pillars, barrel vaults, large towers and decorative arcading

• BYZANTINE ARCHITECTURE

• Romanesque architecture

• Gothic architecture

It is also known as pointed architecture or ogival architecture.

• BYZANTINE ARCHITECTURE

• Romanesque architecture

• Gothic architecture

Stone that arrange in straight line

• menhir

• cromlech

• dolmens

Stone that serves as an altar or table

• menhir

• cromlech

• dolmens

Mostly the sculpture can be found, and it used on the tomb or for a design in coffin.

• BYZANTINE SCULPTURE

• GOTHIC SCULPTURE

• ROMANESQUE SCULPTURE