Visigothic Art Collection

Treasure of Guarrazar. Set of Visigothic gold crowns and crosses (6th - 7th century). Engraving. SPAIN. CATALONIA
CUL4876071 Treasure of Guarrazar. Set of Visigothic gold crowns and crosses (6th - 7th century). Engraving. SPAIN. CATALONIA. Barcelona

Votive crown of Recesvinto. 653-672. RECESVINTUS, Flavius (-672). Visigoth King (653-672)
CUL4867807 Votive crown of Recesvinto. 653-672. RECESVINTUS, Flavius (-672). Visigoth King (653-672). Made with gold, gems and pearls. Visigothic art. Jewelry. SPAIN. MADRID (AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY)

Fibule d'arc, art wisigoth, 7th century
CUL4852717 Fibule d'arc, art wisigoth, 7th century by Visigothic, (7th century); Archaeological Museum of Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain; (add.info.: Fibule d'arc, art wisigoth)

Belt buckles, 6th-7th century
CUL4934232 Belt buckles, 6th-7th century; (add.info.: Visigothic art. Jewelry. Barcelona. Archaeology Museum of Catalonia. SEGOVIA. Duruelo. Duraton necropolis); AIC

Cross and letters with inlay of precious stones belonging to the Treasury of Torredonjimeno. 7th c
CUL4934340 Cross and letters with inlay of precious stones belonging to the Treasury of Torredonjimeno. 7th c.; (add.info.: Visigothic art. Barcelona. Archaeology Museum of Catalonia.s JAEN)

Circular fibule dotted with glass, art visigoth, 7th century
CUL4852685 Circular fibule dotted with glass, art visigoth, 7th century by Visigothic, (7th century); Archaeological Museum of Catalonia, Barcelona

Brassy belt buckle with encrusted glasses, 7th century
CUL4852667 Brassy belt buckle with encrusted glasses, 7th century by Visigothic, (7th century); Archaeological Museum of Catalonia, Barcelona

Eager-shaped Visigothic fibula, 6th century, Bronze and glass paste by the technical
CUL4867802 Eager-shaped Visigothic fibula, 6th century, Bronze and glass paste by the technical cloisonne by Visigothic (6th century AD); Museo Arqueologico Nacional, Madrid

Gold coins, Visigothic period

Visigothic inscription, from the Germo Basilica in Espiel (Cordoba)

Sword blades

Pot, knife, ax and belt clip. From the Goros Cave in Hueto Arriba (Alava, Spain)

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Visigothic art, also known as the art of the Visigoths, refers to the artistic style and cultural expressions of the Visigothic Kingdom in Spain during the early Middle Ages. This unique form of art emerged after the fall of the Roman Empire and blended elements from various cultures such as Roman, Byzantine, and Germanic. Characterized by intricate metalwork, colorful mosaics, and elaborate stone carvings, Visigothic art reflected a fusion of different artistic traditions. The Visigoths were skilled craftsmen who excelled in creating ornate jewelry, decorative objects, and architectural elements that showcased their creativity and craftsmanship. One of the most iconic examples is found in churches such as San Juan de Baños in Palencia and Santa Comba de Bande in Ourense. These churches feature stunning frescoes depicting biblical scenes, geometric patterns, and floral motifs that highlight the sophistication and skill of Visigothic artists. Despite facing political instability and religious conflicts during their rule in Spain, the Visigoths left behind a rich legacy of artistic achievements that continue to inspire scholars and enthusiasts today. Their art serves as a testament to their cultural identity and creative ingenuity during a tumultuous period in European history.