File:Mosaïques de la Chapelle palatine (Palerme) (6881308918).jpg
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Le Christ bénissant sur son trône entouré des Apôtres Pierre et Paul L'intérieur de la chapelle est de style byzantin, elle date de la fin de la décennie 1130, jusque dans les années 1150-1160 Le plafond en bois sculpté à alvéoles est réalisé dans le style arabe avec des entrelacs de rosaces pris dans des étoiles octogonales. La peinture du plafond est dans le style persan. Au Xe siècle, la Sicile est rattachée au califat fatimide du Caire. L’île reste sous domination musulmane jusqu’à l’arrivée des Normands, qui, en 1059, obtiennent la souveraineté des mains de la Papauté décidée à rechristianiser des territoires que Byzance n’était plus capable de reconquérir. La conquête normande s’échelonne entre 1060 à 1090. Finalement, en 1130, Roger II (1130-1154) obtient la couronne de l’antipape Anaclet II (1130-1138) et rassemble les territoires normands en un royaume, choisissant naturellement Palerme comme capitale. Il y fait construire un palais et, dans celui-ci, un riche édifice cultuel, la Chapelle palatine, qui, par son architecture et son décor, demeure un exemple exceptionnel de métissage des arts chrétiens d’Orient et d’Occident, et d’art islamique. Article de Qantara sur la chapelle palatine www.qantara-med.org/qantara4/public/show_document.php?do_id=774 Article de Wikipedia sur le palais des Rois Normands fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palais_des_Normands |
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Source | Mosaïques de la Chapelle palatine (Palerme) |
Author | dalbera from Paris, France |
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Date and time of data generation | 13:05, 23 March 2012 |
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Author | Dalbéra, Annie |
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