Asked by Emanuel Lazaro on Apr 24, 2024
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Where does the image of the Pantokrator appear in the church of Monreale?
A) Central dome
B) King's chapel
C) Aisle vaults
D) Semidome of apse
Pantokrator
A specific depiction of Christ in Christian iconography, representing him as the all-powerful ruler of the universe, often seen in Byzantine art.
Monreale
A town in Sicily, Italy, known for its Norman cathedral, which features extensive mosaics and is a masterpiece of Norman architecture.
Semidome of Apse
The half-dome shaped architectural element that covers the apse, a semicircular recess often found in churches.
- Describe the significance of key Byzantine monuments and artworks within their historical and cultural contexts.
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Learning Objectives
- Describe the significance of key Byzantine monuments and artworks within their historical and cultural contexts.
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