PilgrimsGislebertus · 1120
Romanesque
1120
Кафедральний собор Святого Лазаря в Отюні
Gislebertus (1120 – 1135)
Discover Gislebertus: French Romanesque sculptor of Autun Cathedral's stunning tympanums & Eve sculpture. Explore his biblical themes & influence on Gothic art.
Кафедральний собор Святого Лазаря в Отюні (Autun, France)
Відкрийте для себе величну Автонську катедру Святого Лазаря! Захоплюючі романські скульптури, вражаюча тимпана Судного дня та багата історія Бургундії чекають на вас. Не пропустіть!
About this artwork
- Title: Pilgrims
- Artist: Gislebertus
- Year: 1120
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Where to see it: Кафедральний собор Святого Лазаря в Отюні
- Movement: Romanesque
- Creative period: Early Romanesque
- Keywords: “stone relief detail”, “french romanesque art”, pilgrimage art”
- Color hue: Amber to Saffron
Questions & Answers
In what year was "Pilgrims" by Gislebertus created?
"Pilgrims" by Gislebertus was created in 1120.
How does "Pilgrims" fit into Gislebertus's themes and style?
"Pilgrims" shares with Gislebertus's other works its Romanesque style and the recorded themes: biblical narrative influence, roman imperial art echoes, cluniac monastic piety, pilgrimage devotion central, autun cathedral's grandeur, early christian symbolism, visualizing sacred stories, gislebertus' key achievement.
When was "Pilgrims" created, and to which movement does it belong?
"Pilgrims" was created in 1120 as a work of the Romanesque movement. Date and movement anchor the artwork in art history.
Who made "Pilgrims", and when?
The author of "Pilgrims" is Gislebertus, and the work is dated 1120.
What art movement does "Pilgrims" by Gislebertus belong to?
"Pilgrims" is a work of Romanesque. The movement indicates the artistic tradition the work is part of.
Who created "Pilgrims"?
"Pilgrims" was created by Gislebertus. The information on this page describes Gislebertus's original work.
Why is the copyright status of "Pilgrims" what it is?
"Pilgrims" by Gislebertus is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. Copyright duration runs from the artist's death, which occurred in 1135.