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    Jesus and Mount Sinai

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    once i had a huge ass dog but the mother fucker bit my fucking hand off The mosaic in the apse of San Vitale in Ravenna depicts a younger version of Christ. This is iconologically significant because it shows a beardless Christ‚ signifying that he may be from the Mediterranean. His halo contains the Cross and he is wearing a purple robe. It is rather two-dimensional‚ because the draperies do not convey a sense of organic bodily movement. The figures are also mostly displayed in a frontal view

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    The mosaics at the Church of Santa Costanza honor Constantina‚ Constantine’s daughter‚ while surrounding her image with putti harvesting from tangled grapevines and stomping grapes. Usually understood pagan representation of winemaking‚ the Christian context regards this as a way to show death and resurrection. This double meaning of the mosaic added to the charm‚ making the viewer look carefully for any detail that may expose the mosaic as strictly pagan or Christian. Besides the mosaic in the

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    For thousands of years‚ the major factors influencing a developing society are things like religion‚ government‚ and art. When people study history‚ art does not seem to play such an important role. However‚ art helps us understand how a society feels‚ thinks‚ and looks at the surroundings which in they live. Ecclesiastical art‚ commonly known as Christian art‚ dates back to the first and second centuries. The first influences of Christian art were believed to be Roman in nature. Many historians

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    THEO 202 Quiz 1 8 1 1 3

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    Course 201420 Spring 2014 THEO 202-C05 LUO Test Quiz 1 Started 2/17/14 5:02 PM Submitted 2/17/14 5:16 PM Status Completed Attempt Score 45.5 out of 70 points   Time Elapsed 14 minutes out of 15 minutes. Instructions Covers this week’s textbook readings Open-book‚ open-Bible‚ open-notes 15-minute time limit 20 multiple-choice and true/false questions Do not click the BACK button because this will lock you out of the quiz. The timer will continue if and when you leave this quiz. Question 1 0 out

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    and decorative aspects of someone’s home explained a lot about their monetary wealth and what sort of social status they upheld. People who had money and good social status would decorate their homes with High Greek culture for example myths and mosaics of Greek heroes. Whereas people from a lower class‚ tended to use less grandeur within the decorative style of their homes. The houses that I shall be comparing are House of the Fawn and House of the Vettii. I shall be looking at the décor found

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    Transfiguration of Christ

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    It is from the early period that we find the Transfiguration of Christ‚ a beautiful mosaic found in the church at the Monastery of Saint Catherine in Mt. Sinai‚ Egypt; it has been dated to the middle part of the sixth century‚ between 549 CE and 564 CE (Stokstad 274). Located in the church’s apse‚ it is likely a result of the patronage of the great Emperor Justinian I (Stokstad 274). In the center of the mosaic‚ we see the transfigured Christ in great power and glory. He is surrounded by a beautiful

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    720‚ Emperor Leo III became convinced that veneration of holy images was sinful‚ so he embarked on the policy of iconoclasm. During this time Hagia Sophia underwent some changes‚ in which all mosaics and such religious icons were removed until the end of iconoclasm in 843. At that time post-iconoclasm mosaics and paintings were created and the Hagia Sophia was restored to its former glory. In the early 11th century‚ a Turkish ruling clan called the Saljuq Turks established themselves in Anatolia

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    representative of the Constantinopolitan style in the Renaissance period (Hagia Sophia‚ n.d.). Historically‚ the mosaic is reflective of shifts within the theological discourse in Constantinople. The creation‚ as well as the destruction of this mosaic‚ serve as important material evidence for understanding the larger iconoclastic history of the Hagia Sophia as a structure. The mosaic dates back to the 13 century and was added to the Hagia

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    June 30‚ 2011 The Battle of Issus Sometime around 310 BCE an artist by the name of Philoxenus of Eretria created a mosaic (creating images with an assemblage of small pieces of colored material) of the Battle of Issus that has long been considered one of the greatest artworks of antiquity. Found at the House of the Faun in Pompeii in 1831 the mosaic is composed of about one and a half million tiny individual colored tiles called tesserae. The artwork illustrates the battle in

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    “The USA was not a ‘melting pot’ but a ‘mosaic’ of different cultures in the period 1890-1910’ Do you agree? According to some historians‚ the USA in 1890 had become a ‘melting pot’ of different cultures‚ meaning that the people who had immigrated to America had left their old traditions behind to start a new country free from outdated laws; this idea was also linked to American Exceptionalism as America was ‘Exceptional’ for these reasons. Many historians argue against this idea as there is plenty

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