Architectural style of Medieval Europe.
A style of architecture developed in Italy and western Europe between the Roman and the Gothic styles after 1000 AD; characterized by round arches and vaults and by the substitution of piers for columns and profuse ornament and arcades.
Ver más 1 The Rhine had a great Romanesque architecture of its own.
2 They show that Romanesque architecture and sculpture had already reached their perfect expression in Languedoc.
3 Romanesque architecture arose in northern Italy and southern France and gradually spread to other European countries.
4 The tower which has been preserved is one of the oldest and most interesting works of Romanesque architecture in Germany.
5 This is of course the church of St Michael and All Angels, Millicent, which is internationally famous for its Hiberno- Romanesque architecture .
6 Its otherwise austere Romanesque architecture contains one of the richest and most vivid works of Romanesque sculpture anywhere in the world.
7 The Normans were new in France, but not the Romanesque architecture ; they only took the forms and stamped on them their own character.
8 In the Hindu, Egyptian, or Romanesque architecture , one feels the priest, nothing but the priest, whether he calls himself Brahmin, Magian, or Pope.
9 It is Romanesque in its vaulting of the corridor, and at first glance in its great square tower, and arches, and yet not Romanesque architecture .
10 "One of the most complete models of Romanesque architecture to be found in Normandy," says M. de Caumont.
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