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法国

十二世纪晚期至十三世纪早期

On view at The Met Cloisters in Gallery 03

804年，亚奎丹公爵、图卢兹伯爵、查理曼大帝的宫廷成员——吉扬放弃了自己的世俗特权，在蒙彼利埃郊外崎岖的山间建立了一座本笃会修道院。修道院所在的法国地区有大量古典遗迹，这些回廊的艺术元素也显示出它们曾受过相当大的古典影响（例如爵床叶饰和回纹波形饰雕刻），其风格在十二世纪末至十三世纪初创作的雕塑作品中非常典型。这座修道院是去西班牙西北部的圣地亚哥·德·孔波斯特拉朝圣之旅上的一站，它在宗教战争和法国大革命期间曾遭受严重破坏。重建这道回廊使用了大约一百四十件建筑元素，包括圆柱、壁柱和柱头。

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标题: 回廊

创作日期: 十二世纪晚期至十三世纪早期

地域: 来自蒙彼利埃附近的圣吉扬-勒德塞尔本笃会修道院

文化: 法国

材料: 石灰石

尺寸: 30英尺3英寸 x 23英尺10英寸（9.2 x 7.3米）

来源信息: 修道院分馆收藏，1925年

藏品编号: 25.120.1–.134

A hand-drawn rendering of the set design for "The Play of Adam" at The Met Cloisters

Presenting The Play of Adam at The Met Cloisters

Nancy Wu and Carol Symes discuss their preparations for a new production of The Play of Adam—the oldest medieval drama written in any language—at The Met Cloisters on December 17 and 18.

View of the medieval Saint-Guilhem Cloister at The Met Cloisters

French Toast: A Salute to Saint Guilhem

Barbara Drake Boehm, Paul and Jill Ruddock Senior Curator for The Met Cloisters, honors Saint Guilhem with a celebratory wine that will be available this summer in The Trie Café.

Saint-Guilhem Cloister, late 12th–early 13th century. French. Limestone; 30 ft. 3 in. x 23 ft. 10 in. (922 x 726 cm). The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, The Cloisters Collection, 1925 (25.120.1–.134)

Founding Father

Barbara Drake Boehm, Paul and Jill Ruddock Curator, tells the story of Saint Guilhem as it is depicted on a painted coffret in the Saint-Guilhem Cloister.

Detail of a date palm and dogs from "The Hunters Enter the Woods" from the Unicorn Tapestries

The Medieval Garden Enclosed—The Palm

Deirdre Larkin, managing horticulturalist of The Met Cloisters, discusses the origins of the Date palm and its significance in medieval art and life.

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