Romanesque painting was technically very complicated. It had no depth, figures were done with thick outlines, people were forward-facing and hieratic. Scenes were always adapted to the architectural framework. True or false?
false
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Look at the picture of this Romanesque church and identify at least 5 of the different architectural elements:
1 bell tower 2 barrel vault 3 dome 4 apse 5 rose window 6 entrance 7 central nave 8 side nave 9 transept 10 side door 11 altar
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The name Romanesque comes from the way the new style adapted some elements of ...... art.
Roman.
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Shorter section of the Latin cross floor plan: .
transept
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From the 10th century, many churches were built in the Romanesque style with an aim to...
depict the glory of God and strengthen the belief of the faithful.
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The intersection of two barrel vaults: .
groin vault
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Place where the monks copied books by hand onto parchment and illustrated them with miniatures: .
scriptorium
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"Romanesque" is an artistic style. True or false?
true
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What were considered very important in the development and expansion of Romanesque art?
the cult of the relic and pilgrimages to holy places.
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What is an illuminated manuscript?
A text that is supplemented with decoration such as initials, borders (marginalia) and miniature illustrations.
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Romanesque Art began in the...
11th century, and reach its peak in the middle of the 12th century.
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The main repository of culture in the Middle Ages: