Art 110: A Visual Preview

Take a quick visual tour of some of the artwork we will survey in Art 110. Each image is linked to a web sites. For a more complete Internet Art Adventure, move on to my virtual art history links page: The Museum Without Walls .

These paleolithic paintings were recently discovered at Ardeche The nave of this 13th-century Gothic cathedral at Amiens rises to 138 feet.

This Early Christian sarcophagus from c. 370 depicts the Traditio legis, and is found at St Peter's Church in the Vatican. A Greek Herm head, a 1st century bce copy of an original from the 5th century bce, on display at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archeology and Anthropology.

The Indian elephant dancing god Ganesha can be found at the Cleveland Museum of Art. February, from the Tres Riches Heures of Jean, Duc de Berry (ca. 1416), online at the WebMuseum

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These paleolithic paintings were recently discovered at Ardeche		The nave of this 13th-century Gothic cathedral at Amiens rises to 138 feet.
	This Early Christian sarcophagus from c. 370 depicts the Traditio legis, and is found at St Peter's Church in the Vatican.		A Greek Herm head, a 1st century bce copy of an original from the 5th century bce, on display at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archeology and Anthropology.
The Indian elephant dancing god Ganesha can be found at the Cleveland Museum of Art.			February, from the Tres Riches Heures of Jean, Duc de Berry (ca. 1416), online at the WebMuseum