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The 14 pages that link to Medieval art, each with the reason it gives.

• TemperaNarrower topic: Tempera was a central paint medium in medieval European panel and devotional art.

• AltarpieceNarrower topic: The altarpiece became a major church-art form within medieval artistic traditions.

• Figurative artRelated: Medieval images used recognizable figures while prioritizing symbolic and religious conventions.

• TriptychNarrower topic: Many early European triptychs emerged within medieval religious art.

• PietàNarrower topic: The Pietà developed as a recognizable subject within medieval European art.

• Gold groundNarrower topic: Gold grounds became widespread in medieval European panels, manuscripts, and altarpieces.

• CimabueNarrower topic: Cimabue’s place in art history becomes clearer when his medieval context is kept in view.

• Ottonian RenaissanceNarrower topic: The revival forms a distinctive phase within the broader history of medieval visual culture.

• European paintingNarrower topic: Its religious images and workshop practices formed foundations for many European painting traditions.

• Ottonian artNarrower topic: Ottonian works form a distinctive chapter within medieval European art.

• BestiaryNarrower topic: Bestiary imagery circulated within a wider visual culture of Christian symbols and narratives.

• Medieval studiesBroader topic: Art history interprets images and objects within their medieval settings.

• Heart symbolRelated: Medieval images helped establish the heart as a visual emblem of inner feeling.

• QuattrocentoNarrower topic: It provides the broad historical background against which Quattrocento changes took shape.