Carolingian art

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Carolingian art is the distinctive early medieval artistic style of the Frankish empire under Charlemagne and his successors, characterized by a revival of classical Roman forms blended with Christian themes in manuscripts, metalwork, sculpture, and architecture.

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Label Occurrences
Carolingian art canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf art movement
medieval art style
country Frankish Empire NERFINISHED
developedIn Aachen NERFINISHED
Corbie NERFINISHED
Metz NERFINISHED
Reims NERFINISHED
Saint-Denis NERFINISHED
Tours NERFINISHED
endTime 9th century
followedBy Ottonian art NERFINISHED
follows Merovingian art NERFINISHED
foundedBy Charlemagne NERFINISHED
genre Christian art
hasCharacteristic classically modeled figures
emphasis on imperial authority
fusion of Roman and Christian themes
hieratic scale in figures
interlace ornament
revival of classical forms
richly decorated initials
use of architectural framing in images
use of purple-dyed parchment in luxury manuscripts
hasPart Carolingian architecture NERFINISHED
Carolingian manuscript illumination
Carolingian metalwork
Carolingian sculpture
influenced Ottonian art NERFINISHED
Romanesque art NERFINISHED
influencedBy Byzantine art NERFINISHED
Early Christian art NERFINISHED
Insular art NERFINISHED
classical Roman art
location Western Europe NERFINISHED
modern-day Belgium NERFINISHED
modern-day France
modern-day Germany
modern-day Netherlands
mainSubject Christian iconography NERFINISHED
biblical scenes
imperial imagery
movement Carolingian Renaissance NERFINISHED
notableWork Ada Gospels NERFINISHED
Coronation Gospels NERFINISHED
Ebbo Gospels NERFINISHED
Godescalc Evangelistary NERFINISHED
Lindau Gospels cover NERFINISHED
Lorsch Gospels NERFINISHED
Palatine Chapel in Aachen NERFINISHED
Utrecht Psalter NERFINISHED
Vivian Bible NERFINISHED
patron Charlemagne NERFINISHED
Charles the Bald NERFINISHED
Louis the Pious NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
startTime late 8th century
usedMedium fresco
gold
ivory
parchment
pigments
silver
stone

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Carolingian period hasArtStyle Carolingian art
Reichenau Abbey knownFor Carolingian art