History of Art 101 Lecture 27: Urbanism
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- Montauban, France,
founded.
- Diagrammatic plans of medieval
cities
- Medieval bathhouse, exterior,
in a miniature of the twelfth century.
- Montpazier, France, a new town
founded in 1285. Marketplace with corniers.
- Christchurch Monastery,
Canterbury, England. Plan of the waterworks, ca. 1165.
- Hospital of
Notre-Dame-des-Fontenilles, interior. Tonnerre, France.
- Venice, Italy, conjectural
stages of its origin and development.
- The Doges Palace, Venice, c.
1345-1438.
- St. Mark's Cathedral, begun 1063,
Venice. Interior view.
- Palazzo Vecchio, 1299-1314,
with later alterations and additions.
- Trinity Hall, Cambridge,
England, ca. 1600. This library illustrates the stall system-- a
combinations of lecterns and shelves that goes back to the thirteenth
century.
- Palazzo del Broletto, west
facade. Como, Italy.
- Bruges, Belgium, view of the
city, 1562.
- Cloth hall, Ypres, Belgium.
Begun ca. 1200 and not completed until 1620.
- Nurnberg, Germany, a medieval
street. The large corner house belonged to the artist Albrecht Durer.
- Via Salustio Bandini, Siena.
- Cluny, France, a twelfth
century town house; reconstruction drawing.
- Lincoln, England, Jew's House,
ca. 1170-80.
- Decorative details of medieval
houses
- Walls of the Fatimid minister Badr
al-Gamali, Cairo, 1087-92. Detail showing the Bab al-Futuh or Gate of
Deliverance.
- Bazaar of the silk merchants,
Cairo. This street market became established between the mosque (left)
and the early sixteenth century tomb (right) of Sultan Qansuh al-Ghuri.
- Cairo, Egypt, historical
development; schematic plans.
- Mosque of Sheikh Malik
al-Mu'ayyad, interior view facing the sanctuary. 1415-20.
- The Caravanserai of Qansuh
al-Ghuri, interior court.
- Mausoleum and Madrasa of Sultan
Qala'un, view from the southwest. 1280-90
- Cairo, map of the city in the
nineteenth century.
- Florence in the late fifteenth
century, view painted on a wood panel.
- Allegory of Peace, by Ambroggio
Lorenzetti. Fresco in the Palazzo Pubblico, Siena. 1339.