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Byzantine Mosaic Decoration 1st Edition by Otto Demus ISBN 0710012705 9780710012708

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Publisher: Acls History E-Book Project
File Extension: PDF
File size: 240.28 MB
Pages: 184
Author: Otto Demus
ISBN: 9781597402781, 1597402788, 0892410183
Language: English
Year: 2006

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ISBN 10: 0710012705 
ISBN 13: 9780710012708
Author: Otto Demus

hard cover book on the Byzantine mosaci decorations

Byzantine Mosaic Decoration 1st Table of contents:

Part I: Origins and Early Flowering (4th - 6th Centuries AD)

  • Chapter 1: Roots in Late Antiquity and Early Christian Art
    • Roman Mosaic Traditions and Their Legacy
    • Transition to Christian Iconography
    • Early Basilicas and Baptismal Chapels
  • Chapter 2: Ravenna: The Golden Age of Byzantine Mosaics in the West
    • Galla Placidia's Mausoleum
    • Sant'Apollinare Nuovo and Sant'Apollinare in Classe
    • San Vitale: Imperial Splendor and Theological Depth
    • Technique and Style in Ravenna
  • Chapter 3: Constantinople: Imperial Patronage and Grand Visions
    • Early Examples in the Imperial City (e.g., Great Palace, Hagia Sophia's initial phase)
    • The Reign of Justinian and Theodora: Vision and Scale
    • Early Iconography of Christ, Mary, and Saints

Part II: The Iconoclastic Crisis and Revival (7th - 11th Centuries AD)

  • Chapter 4: The Impact of Iconoclasm (8th - 9th Centuries AD)
    • Theological Debates and Destruction of Images
    • Survivors and Reinterpretations
    • Consequences for Mosaic Art
  • Chapter 5: The Macedonian Renaissance (9th - 10th Centuries AD)
    • The Return of Figural Art
    • New Thematic Emphasis: Imperial Portraits, Narrative Cycles
    • Notable Examples: Hagia Sophia (Post-Iconoclasm Mosaics)
  • Chapter 6: Middle Byzantine Monastic Decoration
    • The Classical Ideal and Monastic Patronage
    • Daphni, Hosios Loukas, and Nea Moni: Triad of Beauty
    • The "Dome of Heaven" and Church Layout
    • Iconographic Programs: The Komnenian Style

Part III: Later Developments and Regional Expressions (12th - 15th Centuries AD)

  • Chapter 7: The Komnenian Period and Its Expressiveness (12th Century AD)
    • Emotional Intensity and Humanism
    • Increased Realism and Nuance
    • Further Examples within Constantinople and Beyond
  • Chapter 8: The Palaiologan Renaissance (13th - 15th Centuries AD)
    • Renewed Artistic Vitality After the Latin Occupation
    • The Chora Church (Kariye Camii): A Masterpiece of Narrative Detail
    • Blending of Old Traditions and New Innovations
    • The Last Flourishing Before the Fall of Constantinople

Part IV: Themes, Technique, and Significance

  • Chapter 9: Iconography and Narrative Programs
    • The Pantokrator, Theotokos, and Hierarchy of Saints
    • Narrative Cycles: Feasts, Miracles, and Passions
    • Imperial Portraits and Donor Figures
    • Symbolism and Theological Meaning
  • Chapter 10: Materials, Methods, and Workshops
    • Types of Tesserae (Glass, Stone, Gold)
    • Preparation of the Wall and Mortar
    • The Role of the Artist and Workshop Organization
    • Light, Color, and Optical Effects
  • Chapter 11: The Function and Context of Mosaic Decoration
    • Mosaics as Liturgical Aids and Teaching Tools
    • The Experience of Sacred Space
    • Patronage: Emperors, Empresses, Monks, and Donors
    • Mosaics as Manifestations of Imperial and Spiritual Power

Conclusion: The Enduring Legacy of Byzantine Mosaics

  • Influence on Western and Eastern European Art
  • Conservation and Preservation Challenges
  • Modern Interpretations and Scholarship
  • The Timeless Beauty of Light and Glass

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