PreRaphaelite Sisterhood
Medieval Art encompasses the artistic production from the fall of the Roman Empire in the 5th century until the Renaissance in the 14th century, characterized by a focus on Christian themes and the use of specific mediums. It is marked by a diversity of regional styles and techniques, such as illuminated manuscripts, stained glass windows, frescoes, mosaics, and metalwork. The art often depicted religious narratives and figures, with an emphasis on symbolism and allegory. Notable movements within Medieval Art include Romanesque and Gothic, which were characterized by their architectural innovations and distinct aesthetic qualities. Additionally, the development of Preraphaelitism Art in the 19th century was heavily influenced by a desire to return to the values and techniques of Medieval Art.