Meanings of romanesque style in English

The Gothic style formed a natural development of the Romanesque style.

It is built of white marble, in the Romanesque style.

The interior is a beautiful example of the Romanesque style.

All the thought of that day is written, in fact, in this sombre, Romanesque style.

I also got ideas from medieval castles -I've mixed medieval castles with the Romanesque style.

Of these the most beautiful and imposing is the cathedral, built in what may be called Ibero- Romanesque style.

At all events, it is clear that the Jews cultivated the Romanesque style, so majestic in its simplicity.

Opposite the loggia is a barrel-vaulted twelfth-century chapel built in the Romanesque style and later converted to a mosque.

The cathedral, in Romanesque style with Moorish influences, was built between 1063 and 1350.

It is a delightful example of a Romanesque style that is found much repeated in Périgord, Angoumois, and the Bordelais.

The earliest part of Suger's building is in the Romanesque style; it still retains the round Roman arch and many other Roman constructive features.

Following the road on the north side of the square, we pass the West London Tabernacle, a brick building in the late Romanesque style.

The Allegheny County Court-House, in the Romanesque style, erected in 1884-88 at a cost of $2,500,000, is one of Henry H. Richardson's masterpieces.