Art and Architecture in the Middle Ages
Description
The course focuses on the analysis of architecture and its relationship with figurative art in the Mediterranean and transalpine area from Late Antiquity to the fourteenth century (4th-14th century). ): from the early Christian basilicas of Rome to the great Romanesque buildings of Speyer, Cluny, Pisa, Modena, passing through St. Sophia of Constantinople, St. Vitale of Ravenna, the mosque of Cordoba, the Palace of Aachen with its chapel; and again, from the churches of Norman Sicily to the Gothic Cathedrals in France and their reception in the Holy Roman Empire – in Germany and in Italy.
People
Teacher
Assistant
Additional information
Semester
Fall
Academic year
2021-2022
ECTS
2.5
Language
Italian
Education
Bachelor of Science in Architecture, History and theory of art and architecture, Historical-humanistic compulsory courses, 2nd year