Middle Age Art

Introduction

The report discusses some of the most important manifestations of what we recognize as art. Understand as the works that were performed throughout medieval times and several millennia of ancient times in regions such as Egypt, Persia and Greece, had a purpose other than a work of art. Also, understand recognizing in these works, despite having been designed with the different utility, aspects, such as the artist's sensibility, technique size, which allowed considering them as works of art and enjoying watching them.

Also, learn and appreciate the delicate beauty of medieval art and understand the differences of those times to contemporary art and retailers who were the Greeks and Romans. Also, understand the great influenza of Greek and Roman art with Western culture.

Really great relationship with the arts with their way of life and you will see different styles of art and Gothic art and his fascination with the supernatural world, and how it affects different beliefs and religions, including early Christian art and its features.

Discussion and Analysis

At one time, the Middle Ages were known as the “Dark Ages”, a label suggesting many blank pages in the history of Western civilization. During the period, many of the important features of our modern world were born, including parliamentary government, common law, present-day language, and modern nation states. In art, the Middle Ages were anything but dark. It was the most splendid of all periods for bookmaking, a time of a great architectural revival, and an era of important developments in sculpture.

The art of these times is the art of church and religious, the artist employed specifications derived from the Bible or the lives of the saints. In addition, the philosophy of the Middle Ages is based on the denial of the value of man as reason and spirit and body have their human rights as it duties and helped the church to frame the concept of denial of self and self-rim theologically based on the emphasis on the life of the afterlife (Henderson, 34-67).

What is art?

You could say that art is a manifestation of the human spirit to express certain cultural or ideological values. This translated as symbolic compositions that are performed by some technical procedures that result in different artistic activities.

The term derives from the Latin art, which means ability, which refers to the realization of actions requiring human expertise and takes account, expresses the cultural and ideological context. Art has an important component of communication, to extend the ideological postulates.

Coat Of Arms

In Medieval times, knights created a unique form of artwork that symbolized that they were, and values and ethics that they live by. This is called a “Coat of Arms.” Each one was designed for a specific knight and was emblazoned on his shield, his armor, his horse and even his house. During this project, you will create your own “Coat of Arms” that is unique to us. Each symbol should represent something about the person of middle age era,

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