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The document lists various works of art from different periods including sarcophagi from the Etruscan and early Christian periods, sculptures and buildings from ancient Rome like the Colosseum and Pantheon, Byzantine works like the mosaics in San Vitale and Hagia Sophia, Islamic structures like the Dome of the Rock, illuminated manuscripts from the Hiberno-Saxon period, Ottonian bronzes and buildings, Romanesque works from France, Italy and Germany, as well as paintings from the early Netherlandish masters and French Renaissance artists.

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Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius Roman

Ceiling of catacomb of St. Pietro and Marcellinus Early Christian

Sarcophogus of Junius Bassus Early Christian

Parting of Abraham and Lot Early Christian

Galla Placidia, Christ the Good Shepherd

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San vitale: Apse Mosaic. Justinian Byzantine

San Vitale: Apse Mosaic Theodora Byzantine

San Vitale: Mosaic Apse. Christ the Judge Byzantine

St. Apollinaire en Classe, Transfiguration Byzantine

Anthemius of Tralles and Isidorus of Miletus, Hagia Sophia Byzantine

Hypostyle prayer hall of the Mosque at Cordoba Islamic

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Chi Rho Page, Book of Kells Hiberno Saxon

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Bronze doors of Bishop Bernward Ottonian

St. Sernin (ext) Cluniac-Burgundian, Romanesque

St. Sernin (interior) Cluniac-Burgundian, Romanesque

Sant Ambrogio (interior) German-Lombardian, Roman

Sant Ambrogio interior German-Lombardian, Romanesque

Pisa Cathedral interior Tuscan Romanesque

Tympanum at St. Pierre, Moissac, Maestus Domini Cluniac Romanesque

GISLEBERTUS Tympanum at St. Lazare, Autun, Last Judgement Cluniac Romanesque

Madonna and Child, Morgan Madonna Cluniac Romanesque

Death of Harold, Bayeux Tapestry Norman Romanesque

St. Denis Apse artist: Abbot Suger Early Gothic

Notre Dame de Laon interior Early Gothic

Rogier Campin Merode Altarpiece Flemish Rennaissance

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Roger van Weyden Last Judgement (interior) Hotel Dieu (ehhhh hotell Jeeww) Beaunne (wtf?) Flemish Renaiisanz

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Hieronymus Bosch Garden of Earthly Delights Opened Flemish Rennaisance �� and Bosh gave me handjob after Handjob��

Bosch Garden of Earthly Delights Closed Flemish Rennaissance

Jean Fouquet Etienne Chevalier French Rennaissance

Jean Fouquet Madonna and Child Melun Diptych French Renaissance

Martin Schongauer St. Anthony Tormented by Devils German Renaissance

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The document lists important artworks from various periods of art history including works from ancient Egypt, Minoan, Mycenaean, Archaic Greece, Classical Greece, Hellenistic Greece, Romanesque, Gothic, Proto-Renaissance in Siena and Florence, International Gothic, and the early Renaissance including works by Giotto, Duccio, Lorenzetti brothers, Martini, and Pisano. The works cover a wide range of mediums, locations, and historical periods.

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The document provides information on numerous Italian artists from the Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque periods, including Filippo Brunelleschi, Donatello, Masaccio, Giotto di Bondone, and Orcagna. It contains descriptions of and images related to architectural works, sculptures, and paintings created between the 14th and 17th centuries in locations such as Florence, Rome, Padua, and Siena. The works depicted range from cathedral facades and chapels to statues, altarpieces, and frescoes illustrating religious subjects.

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This document provides information on various artworks from different time periods and locations. It includes summaries of paintings, frescoes and mosaics by early Italian masters such as Cimabue, Giotto, and Duccio. It also features Byzantine works, as well as art from the Roman period including mosaics from Pompeii. Significant works from Ravenna are highlighted such as the mosaics of San Vitale and Sant'Apollinare Nuovo. Giotto's frescoes at the Upper Church of San Francesco in Assisi are also summarized.

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The document provides information about several Gothic cathedrals and architectural works in Italy, with a focus on Florence Cathedral. It describes when construction began and ended on various cathedrals, such as Florence Cathedral which took from 1296 to 1436 to complete. It also provides images and details about artworks and sculptures inside and on the exteriors of these cathedrals by early Italian Renaissance artists such as Brunelleschi, Ghiberti, Donatello, and others.

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1. Jesus enters Jerusalem riding on a donkey to celebrate Passover, fulfilling prophecy. He cleanses the temple by driving out money changers. 2. Jesus curses a fig tree and teaches in the temple, criticizing the religious leaders. He predicts the destruction of the temple. 3. The document provides historical context on Jerusalem during Jesus' time, including maps and diagrams of the temple complex and surrounding areas where Jesus taught and performed miracles.

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2. Sarcophogus from cerveteri Etruscan

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4. Aule Metele (Orator) Etruscan

5. ?

6. Villa of Mysteries 2 nd style roman

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8. Augustus of Primaporta Roman

9. ?

10. Ara Pacis Roman

11. ?

12. Colosseum Roman

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14. Arch of Titus Roman

15. ?

16. Return with the spoils from the temple Roman

17. ?

18. Interior: Pantheon Roman

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20. Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius Roman

21. ?

22. Pantheon Roman

23. ?

24. Caracalla Roman

25. ?

26. Head of Constantine Roman

27. ?

28. Ceiling of catacomb of St. Pietro and Marcellinus Early Christian

29. ?

30. Sarcophogus of Junius Bassus Early Christian

31. ?

32. Parting of Abraham and Lot Early Christian

33. ?

34. Galla Placidia, Christ the Good Shepherd

35. ?

36. Tympanum of Eddie Seay Detail: Croakies Late Bromanesque

37. ?

38. San vitale: Apse Mosaic. Justinian Byzantine

39. ?

40. San Vitale: Apse Mosaic Theodora Byzantine

41. ?

42. San Vitale: Mosaic Apse. Christ the Judge Byzantine

43. ?

44. St. Apollinaire en Classe, Transfiguration Byzantine

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46. Anthemius of Tralles and Isidorus of Miletus, Hagia Sophia Byzantine

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48. Interior: Hagia Sophia Byzantine

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50. The Vladimir Madonna Byzantine

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52. Dome of the Rock Islamic

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54. Hypostyle prayer hall of the Mosque at Cordoba Islamic

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56. Mosque of Amed I Islamic MUHHAAMMAYAHAHHAHHAHDADD

57. ?

58. Chi Rho Page, Book of Kells Hiberno Saxon

59. ?

60. Palatine Chapel, Aachen (interior) Carolingian

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62. St. Matthew, Ebbo Gospels Carolingian

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64. St. Michel��s at Hildesheim Ottonian

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66. Bronze doors of Bishop Bernward Ottonian

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68. Gero Crucifix Ottonian

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70. St. Sernin (ext) Cluniac-Burgundian, Romanesque

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72. St. Sernin (interior) Cluniac-Burgundian, Romanesque

73. ?

74. Sant Ambrogio (interior) German-Lombardian, Roman

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76. Sant Ambrogio interior German-Lombardian, Romanesque

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78. St. Etienne (ext) Norman Romanesque

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80. ?

81. Pisa Cathedral ext. Tuscan Romanesque

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83. Pisa Cathedral interior Tuscan Romanesque

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85. ?

86. Tympanum at St. Pierre, Moissac, Maestus Domini Cluniac Romanesque

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88. GISLEBERTUS Tympanum at St. Lazare, Autun, Last Judgement Cluniac Romanesque

89. ?

90. Madonna and Child, Morgan Madonna Cluniac Romanesque

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92. Death of Harold, Bayeux Tapestry Norman Romanesque

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94. St. Denis Apse artist: Abbot Suger Early Gothic

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96. Notre Dame de Laon interior Early Gothic

97. ?

98. Rogier Campin Merode Altarpiece Flemish Rennaissance

99. ?

100. SLIDE 100 LOL Jan van Eyck Ghent Altarpiece Closed Flemish Rennaissance (Gant Altarpiece, legs closed)

101. ?

102. Jan van Eyck Ghent Altarpiece Open Flemish Rennaisance (Gant Altarpiece. Legs open. Ready for penis)

103. ?

104. ?

105. ?

106. Roger van Weyden Last Judgement (interior) Hotel Dieu (ehhhh hotell Jeeww) Beaunne (wtf?) Flemish Renaiisanz

107. ?

108. Detail: Hayden morgans widescreen tv Portinari Altarpiece, Nativity Flemish Rennaissance Hugo Van ger goes Get dehhh monay for de gas and then you get deh van der goes. hA HA HA HA!! KJ!!

109. CATHERINE!! VIVIAN!!

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111. Hieronymus Bosch Garden of Earthly Delights Opened Flemish Rennaisance �� and Bosh gave me handjob after Handjob��

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113. Bosch Garden of Earthly Delights Closed Flemish Rennaissance

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115. Bosch Ship of Fools Flemish Rennaisance

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117. Jean Fouquet Etienne Chevalier French Rennaissance

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119. Jean Fouquet Madonna and Child Melun Diptych French Renaissance

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121. Martin Schongauer St. Anthony Tormented by Devils German Renaissance

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