History + Iconoclasm / Political transition

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Fall of Constantinople, 1453

Ottoman conquest of Constantinople ended the Byzantine state, while Orthodox artistic traditions continued in multiple regions.

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1453 · Political transition

Late Byzantine Renewal and Afterlives · dated event

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Dating / scope noteEnd of the Byzantine state, not the end of Orthodox icon traditions.

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Constantinopleoccurs-at · source-backed

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Cretan Icon Paintingprecedes-afterlife-of · qualified-source-backed

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Byzantium: Faith and Power (1261–1557)
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Smarthistory
Byzantine architecture and monumental art after iconoclasm
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ConstantinopleFall of Constantinople, 1453 —occurs-at→ Constantinople · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-164.Cretan Icon PaintingFall of Constantinople, 1453 —precedes-afterlife-of→ Cretan Icon Painting · qualified-source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-346.Late ByzantineFall of Constantinople, 1453 ←ends-with— Late Byzantine · chronologicalWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-167.

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Fall of Constantinople, 1453occurs-atConstantinopleassociated-withVirgin Hodegetria
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Fall of Constantinople, 1453occurs-atConstantinopleassociated-withIcon with the Virgin and Child (Met 17.190.103)
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Fall of Constantinople, 1453occurs-atConstantinoplemade-inDouble-Sided Pendant Icon (Met 1994.403)
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occurs-at
Constantinople

source-backed · The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Late Byzantine

chronological · The Metropolitan Museum of Art

precedes-afterlife-of
Cretan Icon Painting

qualified-source-backed · The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Smarthistory

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Byzantium: Faith and Power (1261–1557)
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Smarthistory
Byzantine architecture and monumental art after iconoclasm
Open source ↗

text-reference-only; image rights vary by credited work

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