romanesque

• Style architectural et artistique qui s'est développé en Italie et en Europe occidentale entre l'art roman tardif et le gothique, aux XIe et XIIe siècles, caractérisé par des arcs en plein cintre, des voûtes en berceau ou d'arêtes, des piliers massifs, des murs épais, des arcatures et un décor sculpté abondant.

A style of architecture that developed in Italy and western Europe between the Roman and Gothic periods after 1000 AD, characterized by round arches, vaults, the use of piers instead of columns, and profuse ornamentation and arcades.

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1. Architectural styleC1formalart

   A style of architecture that developed in Italy and western Europe between the Roman and Gothic periods, after 1000 AD, characterized by round arches, vaults, thick walls, and decorative arcades.

   Art roman

   • The Romanesque cathedral features massive stone walls and rounded arches.
   • Many churches in southern France were built in the Romanesque style.
   • The museum's Romanesque hall displays intricate carvings and vaulted ceilings.