The influence of artistic traditions from earlier North Europe on the art here signifies that

British Isle missionaries used local art style to convert New Christians

Lindisfarne Gospels is

the oldest surviving manuscript of the Bible in English

having or representing animal forms or gods of animal form

The colored areas of the letters on the Lindisfarne incipit page might have reminded the reader of:

Anglo-Saxon cloisonné (like the looped fibula)

The cross-carpet page of the Lindisfarne Gospels demonstrates both continuity and change through the use of

local indigenous styles to express new religious meaning

The process (in order) of making an illuminated manuscript are...

Parchment making, scribing, illuminating, bookbinding

The Lindisfarne Gospels book contains:

Parts of Bible, Intricate details, Illuminated Text, Evangelist Portraits

Is this page from the Lindisfarne Gospels? Why or why not?

No, more like Vienna Genesis; purple vellum, figures, classic influence

The cross-carpet page of the Lindisfarne Gospels shows the influence of migratory metalwork by

incorporating interlace designs

Is this page likely from Lindisfarne Gospels?

Yes, Evangelist Portrait page, similar to S. Luke w/ different symbols

Illuminated Manuscript scribes had to do a perfect job the first time around

No, if needed its possible to scratch off mistake since parchment is strong

What other detail of Luke's portrait page in the Lindisfarne Gospels suggest a Classical influence

the figure's robes are reminiscent of Greek and Roman drapery

The Lindisfarne Gospels was made at Lindisfarne Priory at a time of . . .

invasions and political upheavals!!!

The portrait of Saint Matthew from the Lindisfarne Gospels shows classical influences by

The figure seated as a philosopher/poet reading/writing.

The style of the Lindisfarne portrait of St. Matthew and the other Evangelists

shows the influence of Classical art

These two artworks are similar because both

Hand made with high quality materials, biblical text, classical references

This image is NOT from our APAH image set. How can we tell these pages are also from the Lindisfarne Gospels?

Like cross-carpet/incipit pages, earthy colors, interlacing designs, font

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Lindisfarne Gospels (Cross-Carpet, Portrait, Incipit)

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Practice APAH MCQ! Write any new information you learned in your Notes/ worksheets. 55. Lindisfarne Gospels: St. Matthew, cross-carpet page; St. Luke portrait page; St. Luke incipit page. Early medieval (Hiberno Saxon) Europe. c. 700 C.E. manuscript (ink, pigments, and gold on vellum)

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Answers

1
When was was the manuscript "Lindisfarne Gospels" used and read from?
Before lunch
During rituals
After dinner
During breakfast
2
The influence of artistic traditions from earlier North Europe on the art here signifies that
Used old pagan beliefs even after converting to Christianity
Monks rejected all style associated with pagan beliefs to show devotion
British Isle missionaries used local art style to convert New Christians
There was no unique creativity since they just copied from others
3
Lindisfarne Gospels is
written in Latin
is made of parchment paper
the oldest surviving manuscript of the Bible in English
unusual in that is is the work of a many artists
4
This page from the Lindisfarne Gospels is called the
St. Luke Incipit Page
St. Luke Portrait page
Cross-Carpet page
Inside Cover/ title page
5
Zoomorphic means
designs filled with detail, aversion to empty spaces in artistic designs
painting technique that uses wax as a medium to carry the color
having or representing animal forms or gods of animal form
picture or pattern made of small colored pieces of stone, tile, or glass
6
The colored areas of the letters on the Lindisfarne incipit page might have reminded the reader of:
Viking wood-working
Anglo-Saxon cloisonné (like the looped fibula)
early Christian icons of Christ and
Byzantine paintings of saints
7
This is Lindisfarne Gospel's Saint ________ portrait page because of his symbol the ________.
Luke/Winged cow or ox
John/Eagle
Matthew/ Winged Man
Mark/Lion
8
What is the medium of the Lindisfarne Gospels?
Embroidery on linen.
Encaustic on thin wood
manuscript (ink, pigments, and gold on vellum)
tempera and silver on purple vellum
9
The cross-carpet page of the Lindisfarne Gospels demonstrates both continuity and change through the use of
cloisonné enamel in lavish manuscript production to increase its worth
classical references to serve a propagandistic purpose
religious imagery in a secular manuscript to appeal to a wider audience
local indigenous styles to express new religious meaning
10
Lindisfarne Gospels was made when?
500 CE
400 CE
700 CE
800 CE
11
The process (in order) of making an illuminated manuscript are...
Parchment making, scribing, illuminating, bookbinding
Illuminating, scribing, bookbinding, parchment making
Bookbinding, scribing, illuminating, parchment making
Parchment making, bookbinding, scribing, illuminating
12
The Lindisfarne Gospels book contains:
Parts of Bible, Intricate details, Illuminated Text, Evangelist Portraits
Stories of King Arthur
Journal Entries from the monasteries and financial records
Political Manifestos
13
Is Lindisfarne Gospels: St. Matthew, cross-carpet page; St. Luke portrait page; St. Luke incipit page realistic?
Somewhat Hyper-realistic, even illusionistic
No. Representative but not naturalistic.
It depends on the eye of the beholder, based on definition of realistic.
Yes but somewhat idealistice
14
Is this page from the Lindisfarne Gospels? Why or why not?
No, more like Bible Moraliseé due to use of annotations that reveal context
Yes, they both show Bible stories with text and images
Yes, they both have intricate writing, both look equally luxurious
No, more like Vienna Genesis; purple vellum, figures, classic influence
15
Who (most likely) also ILLUSTRATED/ ILLUMINATED the Lindisfarne Gospels?
Matthew, a monk
Cuthbert, a saint
Billfrith, a preacher
Eadfrith, a bishop
16
St. Matthew's Cross-Carpet page from the Lindisfarne Gospels has a picture of
St. Matthew
God
Jesus
a Cross
17
The cross-carpet page of the Lindisfarne Gospels shows the influence of migratory metalwork by
focusing on figurative elements
depicting a continuous narrative
incorporating interlace designs
utilizing careful shading and modeling
18
Is this page likely from Lindisfarne Gospels?
No, probably from Golden Haggadah
Yes, mostl likely an incipit page
Yes, Evangelist Portrait page, similar to S. Luke w/ different symbols
Yes, most likely a cross carpet pake
19
Identify this style (Lindisfarne Gospels)
Romanesque
Hiberno Saxon (Early Medieval)
Gothic
Byzantine (Early Medieval)
20
Illuminated Manuscript scribes had to do a perfect job the first time around
No, if needed its possible to scratch off mistake since parchment is strong
Duh, there was NO undo button/ ctrl + z
Yes since there was no erasers or ways to remove mistakes from parchment
No, it was very simple to erase with rubber eraser so they can make as many
21
Incipit, in reference to the Incipit page in the Lindisfarne Gospels, means?
It ends
It continues
It begins
It is an awesome story
22
What other detail of Luke's portrait page in the Lindisfarne Gospels suggest a Classical influence
the interlaced patterns of the border
the figure's robes are reminiscent of Greek and Roman drapery
the composite view of the calf
the flattened sense of space
23
How long might it take to complete an illustrated manuscript like the Lindisfarne Gospels from beginning to end?
about 6 decades
about 6 days
about 6 hours
about 6 years
24
What illuminated manuscript are these pages from?
Lindisfarne Gospels
Bibles moralisées
Golden Haggadah
Vienna Genesis
25
The Lindisfarne Gospels was made at Lindisfarne Priory at a time of . . .
political stability
invasions and political upheavals!!!
religious reform
great prosperity
26
The Cross-Carpet pages of the Lindisfarne Gospels are densely crowded compositions, creating a feeling of
Cloisonne
Negative Space
Horror Vacui
Animal-Style
27
The portrait of Saint Matthew from the Lindisfarne Gospels shows classical influences by
The figure seated as a philosopher/poet reading/writing.
The figure is seated as an imperial judge.
The figure is seated as an adjudicating senator.
The figure is seated as an imperial emperor.
28
Lindisfarne Gospels contain zoomorphic designs.
True
False
29
Who (most likely) WROTE OUT the Lindisfarne Gospels?
Billfrith, a preacher
Matthew, a monk
Cuthbert, a saint
Eadfrith, a bishop
30
Who typically read the Lindisfarne Gospels?
any Christian follower
monks
priests
the pope
31
The style of the Lindisfarne portrait of St. Matthew and the other Evangelists
shows the influence of Classical art
shows the influence of Byzantine art
shows the influence of Viking art
shows no outside influence
32
These two artworks are similar because both
Were owned privately by elite royal patrons
Hand made with high quality materials, biblical text, classical references
Depict Biblical Stories from the Old Testament with text + abstract designs
Depict Biblical Stories from the New Testament with images + text
33
The Lindisfarne Gospels are a
embroidered linen
mosaic
illuminated manuscript
fibulae
34
This image is NOT from our APAH image set. How can we tell these pages are also from the Lindisfarne Gospels?
same medium probably NOT from same illuminated manuscript, too different
Same exact design as St Luke pages just with slightly different colors
The text indicates that they are part of the series
Like cross-carpet/incipit pages, earthy colors, interlacing designs, font
35
Lindisfarne Gospels show abstract, interlacing patterns.
False
True

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Lindisfarne Gospels (Cross-Carpet, Portrait, Incipit)

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Questions 35

Answers

1
When was was the manuscript "Lindisfarne Gospels" used and read from?
Before lunch
During rituals
After dinner
During breakfast
2
The influence of artistic traditions from earlier North Europe on the art here signifies that
Used old pagan beliefs even after converting to Christianity
Monks rejected all style associated with pagan beliefs to show devotion
British Isle missionaries used local art style to convert New Christians
There was no unique creativity since they just copied from others
3
Lindisfarne Gospels is
written in Latin
is made of parchment paper
the oldest surviving manuscript of the Bible in English
unusual in that is is the work of a many artists
4
This page from the Lindisfarne Gospels is called the
St. Luke Incipit Page
St. Luke Portrait page
Cross-Carpet page
Inside Cover/ title page
5
Zoomorphic means
designs filled with detail, aversion to empty spaces in artistic designs
painting technique that uses wax as a medium to carry the color
having or representing animal forms or gods of animal form
picture or pattern made of small colored pieces of stone, tile, or glass
6
The colored areas of the letters on the Lindisfarne incipit page might have reminded the reader of:
Viking wood-working
Anglo-Saxon cloisonné (like the looped fibula)
early Christian icons of Christ and
Byzantine paintings of saints
7
This is Lindisfarne Gospel's Saint ________ portrait page because of his symbol the ________.
Luke/Winged cow or ox
John/Eagle
Matthew/ Winged Man
Mark/Lion
8
What is the medium of the Lindisfarne Gospels?
Embroidery on linen.
Encaustic on thin wood
manuscript (ink, pigments, and gold on vellum)
tempera and silver on purple vellum
9
The cross-carpet page of the Lindisfarne Gospels demonstrates both continuity and change through the use of
cloisonné enamel in lavish manuscript production to increase its worth
classical references to serve a propagandistic purpose
religious imagery in a secular manuscript to appeal to a wider audience
local indigenous styles to express new religious meaning
10
Lindisfarne Gospels was made when?
500 CE
400 CE
700 CE
800 CE
11
The process (in order) of making an illuminated manuscript are...
Parchment making, scribing, illuminating, bookbinding
Illuminating, scribing, bookbinding, parchment making
Bookbinding, scribing, illuminating, parchment making
Parchment making, bookbinding, scribing, illuminating
12
The Lindisfarne Gospels book contains:
Parts of Bible, Intricate details, Illuminated Text, Evangelist Portraits
Stories of King Arthur
Journal Entries from the monasteries and financial records
Political Manifestos
13
Is Lindisfarne Gospels: St. Matthew, cross-carpet page; St. Luke portrait page; St. Luke incipit page realistic?
Somewhat Hyper-realistic, even illusionistic
No. Representative but not naturalistic.
It depends on the eye of the beholder, based on definition of realistic.
Yes but somewhat idealistice
14
Is this page from the Lindisfarne Gospels? Why or why not?
No, more like Bible Moraliseé due to use of annotations that reveal context
Yes, they both show Bible stories with text and images
Yes, they both have intricate writing, both look equally luxurious
No, more like Vienna Genesis; purple vellum, figures, classic influence
15
Who (most likely) also ILLUSTRATED/ ILLUMINATED the Lindisfarne Gospels?
Matthew, a monk
Cuthbert, a saint
Billfrith, a preacher
Eadfrith, a bishop
16
St. Matthew's Cross-Carpet page from the Lindisfarne Gospels has a picture of
St. Matthew
God
Jesus
a Cross
17
The cross-carpet page of the Lindisfarne Gospels shows the influence of migratory metalwork by
focusing on figurative elements
depicting a continuous narrative
incorporating interlace designs
utilizing careful shading and modeling
18
Is this page likely from Lindisfarne Gospels?
No, probably from Golden Haggadah
Yes, mostl likely an incipit page
Yes, Evangelist Portrait page, similar to S. Luke w/ different symbols
Yes, most likely a cross carpet pake
19
Identify this style (Lindisfarne Gospels)
Romanesque
Hiberno Saxon (Early Medieval)
Gothic
Byzantine (Early Medieval)
20
Illuminated Manuscript scribes had to do a perfect job the first time around
No, if needed its possible to scratch off mistake since parchment is strong
Duh, there was NO undo button/ ctrl + z
Yes since there was no erasers or ways to remove mistakes from parchment
No, it was very simple to erase with rubber eraser so they can make as many
21
Incipit, in reference to the Incipit page in the Lindisfarne Gospels, means?
It ends
It continues
It begins
It is an awesome story
22
What other detail of Luke's portrait page in the Lindisfarne Gospels suggest a Classical influence
the interlaced patterns of the border
the figure's robes are reminiscent of Greek and Roman drapery
the composite view of the calf
the flattened sense of space
23
How long might it take to complete an illustrated manuscript like the Lindisfarne Gospels from beginning to end?
about 6 decades
about 6 days
about 6 hours
about 6 years
24
What illuminated manuscript are these pages from?
Lindisfarne Gospels
Bibles moralisées
Golden Haggadah
Vienna Genesis
25
The Lindisfarne Gospels was made at Lindisfarne Priory at a time of . . .
political stability
invasions and political upheavals!!!
religious reform
great prosperity
26
The Cross-Carpet pages of the Lindisfarne Gospels are densely crowded compositions, creating a feeling of
Cloisonne
Negative Space
Horror Vacui
Animal-Style
27
The portrait of Saint Matthew from the Lindisfarne Gospels shows classical influences by
The figure seated as a philosopher/poet reading/writing.
The figure is seated as an imperial judge.
The figure is seated as an adjudicating senator.
The figure is seated as an imperial emperor.
28
Lindisfarne Gospels contain zoomorphic designs.
True
False
29
Who (most likely) WROTE OUT the Lindisfarne Gospels?
Billfrith, a preacher
Matthew, a monk
Cuthbert, a saint
Eadfrith, a bishop
30
Who typically read the Lindisfarne Gospels?
any Christian follower
monks
priests
the pope
31
The style of the Lindisfarne portrait of St. Matthew and the other Evangelists
shows the influence of Classical art
shows the influence of Byzantine art
shows the influence of Viking art
shows no outside influence
32
These two artworks are similar because both
Were owned privately by elite royal patrons
Hand made with high quality materials, biblical text, classical references
Depict Biblical Stories from the Old Testament with text + abstract designs
Depict Biblical Stories from the New Testament with images + text
33
The Lindisfarne Gospels are a
embroidered linen
mosaic
illuminated manuscript
fibulae
34
This image is NOT from our APAH image set. How can we tell these pages are also from the Lindisfarne Gospels?
same medium probably NOT from same illuminated manuscript, too different
Same exact design as St Luke pages just with slightly different colors
The text indicates that they are part of the series
Like cross-carpet/incipit pages, earthy colors, interlacing designs, font
35
Lindisfarne Gospels show abstract, interlacing patterns.
False
True