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    Romanesque

    Made by: People


    Architecture
    Small windows

    Harmonious proportions

    Thick walls

    Main Massive stones

    characteristic Round archers

    s: Decorative archade

    Large towers

    Groin voult

    Vaulted ceillings
    Cathedral of
    Pisa in Italy
    • It was built between the
    years 1173-1278, that is the
    2º biggest church of all Italy
    and the 3º biggest church in
    the world, and it was made
    for religious act.
    Castle of
    Loarre
    in Huesca
    • It was used for military
    campaigns to protect Navarra
    kingdoms; it was built in the 11st
    century.
    Monastery of
    sant cugat in
    Barcelona
    • It was built between the
    years 1190-1220, that is
    when all the Romanesque
    Cloister took place, and it
    was use for write and
    decorate manuscript.
    How can we
    reconise a
    romanesque
    building: (church)

    •In the buildings the halls have semicircular barrel vaults that was the name of the
    ceiling of the big corridors. This construction suffer a big problem that was due to the
    thick walls and the round archers , there were several forces that made the wall
    separate, and the roof go down, because of that the ceiling of many Romanesque
    church's corridors aren’t in they place.

    •Cathedral floor plans were in a cruciform shape of a Latin cross, in the apse it is where
    you could see the fresco or a stained-glass windows, the Dome was a spherical shape
    used in the ceilings of the apses.
    How we reconised castles of
    the romanesque.

    • They were made for resist an invasion


    and it had thick walls, they were on top
    of mountains or hills in order to defend
    the areas.
    How we reconised
    monastery of the
    romanesque.

    • It was a like a town but isolated with walls and the


    people who life in a monastery were the monks,
    and the person who ruled was the abbot.
    Paitings and
    sculptures
    General
    caracteristics
    • There was a major that have a
    overchargin and had abstract
    representig the religous themes
    or scenes and have an impresive
    blankness.
    • Tipes of paintings
    Tipes of
    sculptures
    Romanesque
    Architecture in the
    Iberian Peninsula
    How did Romanesque
    architecture arrive to the
    Iberian Peninsula?
    • Romanesque spread to the Iberian
    Peninsula because of pilgrimage,
    crusades, and monasticism, that had
    become Christian after a lot of years of
    Islamic rule.
    Example of a school or type of
    Romanesque architecture:

    • One of the most important monuments


    from the early Romanesque is located in
    Aragon and Navarra at the monastery of
    Leyre, the main entrance of Santa María
    la Real de Sangüesa, the Romanesque
    remains of the cathedral of Pamplona,
    the circular church of Eunate, the Church
    of San Miguel de Estella, and the
    Collegiate Church
    Romanesque
    Painting
    • The apse wall-painting from the church of
    San Clemente. The church is in a valley in
    northern Catalonia (north-east of Spain)
    and is typical of the handsome stone-built
    churches which sprung up in this region in
    the Romanesque period.
    Romanesque sculpture

    • The Majestat Batlló is a 12th-century


    Romanesque wooden crucifix, now in
    the National Art Museum of Catalonia in
    Barcelona. It is in Catalonia, an image of
    Christ on the Cross symbolizing his
    triumph over death.

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