Art of Early Christian Ireland
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- The most famous manuscript is the Book of Kells.
- Early Christian Ireland monasteries made works of art to honour their god and show the monasteries importance.
- Two of the most beautiful high crosses in Ireland are the Cross of the Scriptures and Muiredach’s cross.
- A manuscript is a book written by hand. The monks who did this work were called scribes. Manuscripts were written in scriptoriums.
- Manuscripts contained the Gospels and the Psalms. The were written in Latin and decorated with Celtic patterns. Monks used quills as pens.
- Chalices- Ardagh Chalice and the Derrynaflan ChaliceThe bell of St Patrick and it’s ShrineThe cross of Cong
- Stone masonry was very important in Early Christian Ireland. Gifted stone mason monks carved what we call high crosses.
- A high cross is a free-standing stone cross, usually with elaborate carvings showing biblical scenes. Most of the people at the time couldn’t read or write, so these scenes helped to teach bible stories.
- Irish monks were very skilled craftsmen and created beautiful metalwork pieces. These included chalices, brooches, bells, cups and belts.
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