Mr. Wright Art Class: Living with Art, Chapter 15 - Christianity and Europe, Part 2
William Wright・39 minutes read
The Celts originated in central Europe, spreading to regions like Austria and Germany before the Romans interacted with them, referring to them as Gauls in France. Celtic culture, characterized by status symbols like gold armbands, influenced Britain and Ireland, eventually integrating into Roman Britain after the Roman invasion.
Insights
- Celtic culture spread across Europe, influencing regions like Britain, Ireland, and France, with status symbols like torques and gold armbands defining their identity.
- The transition from Romanesque to Gothic architecture in Europe marked a shift towards more elaborate and ornate designs, characterized by pointed arches, ribbed vaults, flying buttresses, and stained glass windows in structures like the Chartres Cathedral.
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Recent questions
Where did Celtic culture originate?
Central Europe
Who rebelled against Roman control in Britain?
Boudicca
What architectural style followed the Carolingian Empire?
Romanesque
Who became the new emperor of the Christian Roman Empire?
Charlemagne
What architectural features are characteristic of Gothic style?
Pointed arches, ribbed vaults, flying buttresses, stained glass windows
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