Искусство Византии V - VI веков / лектор - Борис Кипнис / №66

In Lecture 66 of the series, Boris Kipnis analyzes early Christian art in Byzantium in the 5th and 6th centuries. The lecturer examines how Byzantine self-perception changed, how the art of late Rome was transformed externally and internally, and how the Christian worldview differed from the pagan one in questions of the world, man, and God. He emphasizes that the old canons were preserved, but their meaning gradually shifted. These changes can be traced in the Christian architecture of Italy, Syria, and Palestine. The full lecture topic (No. 66 from the "History of Fine Arts" series): "Early Christian Art in Byzantium in the 5th and 6th Centuries. Christian Architecture in Italy, Syria, and Palestine." The lecture was given on September 17, 2023, at the "Books and Coffee" art cafe: www.bookcoffee.ru The album with illustrations is available at this link: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/aZbOnjot3TujZQ Previous lecture in the series: "Early Christian Churches and Synagogues Built in the 3rd and 4th Centuries."    • Раннехристианские храмы и синагоги (III - ...   The channel's sponsors watch the lectures (including extended versions) well before the videos are publicly available. Join us: www.sponsr.ru/artkipnis The lecturer's self-introduction and his talk about the course:    • Трейлер канала "Искусство с Борисом Кипни...   Timecodes: 0:00 – Beginning of the talk about Byzantine art. Christianity as a new form of philosophical understanding of the relationship between God and man. Its influence on art. 40:15 – Examples of early Christian architecture from the 4th-6th centuries 1:25:51 – Questions for the lecturer on the lecture topic Disclaimers: 41:12 – This refers to the Vandal king Geiseric