Microsoft PowerPoint - aat_in_depth.pptx

5/4/2019

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Introduction to the AAT

revised May 2019 For educational purposes

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Each

record

may

be

linked

to

multiple

parents

Polyhierarchy

Components

Hierarchy

...religious

building

spaces

.......Christian

religious

building

spaces

.........

chapels

.........antiparabemata.........camarines.........chantries.........funeral

chapels

.........lady

chapels

.........royal

chapels

Konigsschloss Neuschwanstein (1008 m); erbaut 1869-1886 durch Konig Ludwig II. von Bayern. http://www.clubi.net/~wmedspec/castles/schwan/index.html

Single

Built

Works

Hierarchy

...<single

built

works

by

function>

.......religious

structures

........religious

buildings

...............baptisteries..............chapels

[N]

...............churches

http://www.greatbuildings.com/gbc.html

; Tempietto of

San Pietro

, by Donato Bramante, at Montorio, Rome,

Italy, 1502. Photo by Howard Davis. © Howard Davis

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Chapels may be part of another built work



Components



Or chapel may be a stand-alone structure

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<single built works by function>

Patricia Harpring © 2019 J. Paul Getty Trust. For educational purposes only. Do not distribute.