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VII. Justinianic Art in Ravenna: Ritual and Politics

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San Vitale, Ravenna: architecture, built for Bishops Ecclesius and Victor with funding from Julianus Argentarius ca. 530-45; mosaics made for bishops Victor and Maximianus, ca. 540-48
Link to larger image in new windowGeneral view of exterior
Link to larger image in new windowPlan and section
Link to larger image in new windowGeneral view of interior from beneath the cupola
Link to larger image in new windowGeneral view of presbytery
Link to larger image in new windowVault mosaic with vision of Agnus Dei (Lamb of God)
Link to larger image in new windowApse mosaic with presentation of Vitalis and Bishop Ecclesius before Christ
Link to larger image in new windowLeft wall: general view (Moses cycle and Abraham)
Link to larger image in new windowRight wall: general view
Link to larger image in new windowLeft wall: lunette w. Abraham and Three Angels; Sacrifice of Isaac
Link to larger image in new windowRight wall: Lunette w. Offerings of Abel and Mechizedek
Link to larger image in new windowApse hemicycle, left: Procession of Justinian
Link to larger image in new windowDetail of Justinian
Link to larger image in new windowDetail of Maximian
Link to larger image in new windowApse hemicycle, right: Procession of Theodora
Link to larger image in new windowDetail of Theodora
Sant' Apollinare in Classe, architecture and apse mosaic: 532/6-49
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Link to larger image in new windowGeneral view to east
Link to larger image in new windowApse mosaic with symbolic Transfiguration
Link to larger image in new windowDetail of Apollinaris
Ivory Cathedra (Throne) of Maximian, ca 550 (Museo Arcivescovile, Ravenna)
Link to larger image in new windowGeneral view of the front
Link to larger image in new windowView of base showing John the Baptist and Four Evangelists
Link to larger image in new windowDetail of Joseph cycle
Link to larger image in new windowDetail of Joseph cycle
     

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