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The architecture of the Romanesque period accentuates a fortress-like massiveness, semicircular arches (using falsework), and […]

There are a few main differences between the Romanesque period and the Gothic Period. In […]

The Romanesque period expressed a style of strength by creating massive structures with thick walls, […]

The Romanesque style is rooted in Roman, Byzantine and Islamic architecture. Buildings that were designed […]

In the Romanesque style of architecture it can be observed that the arches are rounded […]

In the Romanesque period, many architects were showing massiveness and were fortress-like. However, in the […]

While close chronologically the disparities between the Gothic and Romanesque are quite pronounced. The most […]

The Romanesque style differs from the Gothic style due to the massiveness of the buildings […]

There are many noticeable differences between the romanesque style of architecture and the gothic style. […]

In my opinion Romanesque has a lot of same styles comparing with Gothic style, but […]

The Romanesque and Gothic styles overlap in their usage of the Latin Cross base plan […]

A main similarity between the Romanesque and Gothic styles of architecture was they both used […]

Although Romanesque and Gothic style share many similarities, like Latin cross cathedral, there are still […]

The Romanesque style emphasizes the sense of massiveness while the Gothic style focuses more on […]

The key element of Romanesque architecture is massiveness, while the key element of Gothic architecture […]

Romanesque architecture was very massive where Gothic architecture revolved more around verticality. The Gothic Style […]

The Romanesque and Gothic styles were similar in the aspect that they both used the […]

While both the Romanesque and Gothic styles of architecture share the Latin cross cathedral as […]

Romanesque architecture was predominantly occupied with expanding the size of structures. This can be well […]

The Romanesque style took inspiration from Roman Architecture, (hence the name) particularly conveying strength both […]

Romanesque and Gothic architecture can be seen as very similar on the surface because they […]

The main difference between the Romanesque and the Gothic styles is the overall weight distribution […]

Romanesque style cathedrals were constructed with thick walls and massiveness, while Gothic cathedrals were meant […]

The Romanesque architecture represents massiveness, while the Gothic is more represented by verticality. You will […]

Several characteristics separate the Romanesque and Gothic style. The Romanesque style takes elements from Roman […]

Although both the Romanesque and Gothic periods focused on cathedral and churches, both had their […]

Gothic architecture developed from the Romanesque style. Romanesque architecture focused on massiveness to show religious […]

The Romanesque style of architecture was crucial to political and religious stability which was seen […]

Romanesque and Gothic architecture differ in many ways stylistically. A distinction of Romanesque architecture is […]

Starting with Romanesque, they are heavily influenced by classical Rome. These buildings were massive and […]