Asked by anthony gomez on Apr 28, 2024
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What do art historians think was the model for the image of the Archangel Michael on the Early Byzantine ivory diptych?
A) Roman emperor Trajan
B) Arch of Antoninus Pius
C) Winged cupid
D) Winged victory
Archangel Michael
One of the principal angels in Christian and Jewish tradition, often depicted as a protector and leader of the army of God against the forces of evil.
Early Byzantine
Referring to the initial period of the Byzantine Empire, characterized by the spread of Christianity and the establishment of its unique art and architectural styles.
Ivory Diptych
Two panels, often intricately carved from ivory and hinged together, historically used for religious and ceremonial purposes.
- Understand the influence of historical figures and events on Eastern Orthodox Christian art and architecture.
- Recognize the symbolic significance of iconography in Byzantine art.
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the influence of historical figures and events on Eastern Orthodox Christian art and architecture.
- Recognize the symbolic significance of iconography in Byzantine art.
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