Ealaín na nOileán

[mion|300px|Fóilió 292r as [Leabhar Cheanannais, tús le Soiscéal Eoin maisithe go galánta.]]

Rinneadh ** Ealaín na nOileán ** sa Bhreatain agus i nÉirinn le linn na ré iarRómhánaí.   Dar le staraithe ealaíne, is cuid í d'ealaín Imirce na dTreabh chomh maith le healaín luath-mheánaoiseach iartharach.  Is é an meascán den dá níos seo a thugann don ealaín a saintréith speisialta.

Is de thoradh an ghluaiseacht mainistreach Éireannach den  í ealaín na nOileán, é sin nó miotalóireacht don scothaicme saolta.  Tosaíonn an ré timpeall na bliana 600 le meascán Ceilteacha agus Angla-Shacsanacha.  Feictear roinnt seodra, go formhór Éireannach, a théann siar go dtí na 500í.  * The earliest Pictish stones may date from the fifth century however.

[[Íomhá:DurhamCassiodorusDavidVictor.JPG|mion|[[Dáiví]] as an [[Durham Cassiodorus]], luath-8ú haois, Jarrow]]

Tháinig buaicphointe na stíle, ó thaobh maisithe de, chun críche le teacht na [[Lochlannaigh|Lochlannach]] san 8ú haois.  Glactar gur chuir na ruathair isteach ar [[Leabhar Cheanannais]].  I Sasana, chumaisc an stíl le healaín Angla-Sacsanach timpeall na bliana 900, agus i nÉirinn le h[[ealaín Rómhánúil]] sa 12ú haois. 

Add na samplaí den ealaín atá fós ar marthain, tá ann go formhór lámhscríbhinní dathmhaisithe, obair mhiotail agus snoiteán cloiche, go háirithe [[Ardchros]]a.  Feictear are patrúin mjionsaothraithe ach gan aon léaráid doimhneachta nó toirte.  Is saintréith é [[crosfhí]], rud a fheictear ach go háirithe ag [[Sutton Hoo]] in [[East Anglia]].  Is é saintréith eile ná [[leathanaigh cairpéid]], cé gur coiteann iad fosta [[historiated túslitir|turasóireachta]] (aireagán na nOileán), [[tábla canóna|táblaí canóna]] agus mionfhíoracha, go háirithe portráidí na Soiscéalaithe.

Is iad Éire, an [[Alba]] agus ríocht [[Northumbria]] más hionadaí is tábhachtaí, ach feictear samplaí gcósta i ndeisceart Shasana, sa Bhreatain Bheag agus ar an mór-roinn, go háirithe sa [[an Ghall|Ghall]].  I measc na samplaí is fearr, tá [[Leabhar Dharú]], Leabhar Cheanannais, [[Soiscéil Lindisfarne]], dealga amhail is [[Dealg na Teamhrach]], agus an [[Ruthwell Cross]].  

Tá tionchar Ealaín na nOileán le feiceáil i ngach stíl ealaín eile na hEorpach a tháinig ina diaidh, go háirithe na gnéithe maisitheacha i lámhscríbhinní Rómhánúla agus Gotacha.

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