Romanesque

The artwork “East End of Kviteseid Old Church, Norway” is a notable example of Romanesque architecture, a style prominently seen in the construction of sacred buildings around the 11th and 12th centuries. Dating back to circa 1250, this piece is part of the “East Ends” series and serves as a representation of the architectural practices …

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The artwork titled “East End of Old Aker Church, Norway” is a fine example of Romanesque architecture, a style which prevailed during the 11th and 12th centuries in medieval Europe. Created in the year 1080, it belongs to the art movement known as Romanesque, characterized by robust and strong edifices with semi-circular arches and large …

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The artwork titled “East End of Worms Cathedral, Germany” is an exemplary work of Romanesque architecture, dating back to the period between 1130 and 1181. As part of the Romanesque art movement, it stands as a testament to the architectural style prevalent during that era, with its defining characteristics and historical significance. The genre of …

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The artwork, “Ekeby Church, Gotland, Sweden,” is a fine exemplification of Romanesque architecture circa 1200. This movement is characterized by its robust and monumental style, featuring semi-circular arches, barrel vaults, sturdy piers, large towers, and decorative arcading. As a genre, it falls under the umbrella of architecture, showcasing functional and religious design elements that were …

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The artwork titled “Everöd Church, Sweden” is an exemplary piece of Romanesque architecture dated circa 1200. Embedded within the Romanesque art movement, this structure epitomizes the architectural genre and reflects the stylistic elements characteristic of that period. As an artwork, the Everöd Church stands as a testament to the enduring nature of Romanesque architecture. The …

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The artwork titled “Facade, Collegiate Church of Saint Gertrude, Nivelles, Belgium” exemplifies Romanesque architecture, a genre prominent in medieval Europe. It dates back to circa 1040 and is part of a series focused on architectural facades. This particular example of Romanesque architecture is characterized by its massive quality, thick walls, sturdy piers, large towers, and …

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The artwork entitled “Facade of Angoulême Cathedral, Charente, France” is a resplendent example of Romanesque architecture, created during the period from 1110 to 1128. This masterpiece characterizes the Romanesque art movement and belongs to a series centered on architectural facades, showcasing the distinctive stylistic elements and structural designs attributed to the era. The facade presents …

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The artwork under discussion is titled “Facade of Malmesbury Abbey, England,” an exemplar of Romanesque architecture dated to approximately 1180. This work is a manifestation within the Romanesque art movement, specifically within the architectural genre and may be categorized as part of a broader series focusing on facades. The medieval characteristics are embodied in the …

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The artwork in question is the facade of Worms Cathedral, a paragon of Romanesque architecture constructed in the period between 1130 and 1181. This architectural masterpiece is a part of a series themed “Facades,” and it exemplifies the Romanesque art movement, known for its massive quality, thick walls, round arches, sturdy pillars, groin vaults, large …

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The artwork entitled “Facade, San Martín De Tours De Frómista, Spain,” created around 1060, is an exemplar of Romanesque architecture. As part of the Romanesque art movement, the genre of this artwork is architecture, specifically focusing on church facades. This particular artwork is a testament to the historical and religious significance of the period, showcasing …

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The artwork entitled “Romanesque Transept of Nidaros Cathedral” embodies the quintessential characteristics of Romanesque architecture from around the year 1070. During this period, Romanesque architecture flourished, recognized for its robust and monumental quality, featuring rounded arches, sturdy piers, groin vaults, large towers, and decorative arcading. The genre of the artwork is architecture, which manifests not …

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The artwork entitled “Rotunda of San Tomè, Bergamo, Italy” is a prime example of Romanesque architecture, dating back to around the year 1100. As a part of the art movement known as Romanesque, this piece of architecture belongs to the genre of architectural works and could be categorized under the series “Facades” due to its …

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The artwork titled “Saint Nicholas Rotunda in Cieszyn, Poland” embodies a significant cultural heritage dating back to 1180 and represents the Romanesque period in art history. The Romanesque architecture, which serves as the artist name in this context, signifies the architectural style from the period characterized by its semi-circular arches, robust construction, and the prevalence …

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The artwork “Saint Pierre Xhignesse, Belgium” is an exemplar of Romanesque architecture dating back to roughly 1100. The genre of the artwork is architecture, and it is part of the “East Ends” series that explores the eastern terminations of churches constructed during this period. Romanesque Architecture is not an artist but rather refers to a …

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The artwork titled “San Lorenzo Church in Sahagún, Spain” is a quintessential example of Romanesque architecture, dating back to circa 1110. The genre of the artwork encompasses architectural structures, and it belongs to the “Openings and Arcades” series, which emphasizes archetypal features of Romanesque architecture. The Romanesque movement, predominant at the time of the church’s …

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The artwork titled “San Martín De Tours De Frómista” is a distinguished example of Romanesque architecture, dating back to approximately 1060. This genre of architectural artwork is characterized by its semi-circular arches, sturdy structure, and monumental quality, often associated with the Romanesque art movement that flourished in medieval Europe. The structure depicted in the artwork …

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The Santiago De Compostela Cathedral in Spain is an exquisite example of Romanesque architecture that was created between the years 1075 and 1211. This period was heavily characterized by the Romanesque art movement, which is renowned for its significant architectural contributions. As an architectural genre, it reflects the devout spirituality and robust construction of the …

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The artwork “Santiago De Compostela Cathedral, Spain” belongs to the Romanesque architectural style and was created in the period between 1075 and 1211. The genre of architecture, under which this edifice falls, reveals its functional and religious significance. As a part of the “Piers and Columns” series, the artwork exemplifies the stability and solidity characteristic …

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The artwork titled “San Lorenzo Church in Sahagún, Spain,” created by the artistic movement known as “Romanesque Architecture” around circa 1110, falls under the genre of architecture. Noted as part of the “East Ends” series, the artwork exemplifies the Romanesque art movement. The artwork displays robust architectural features typical of Romanesque style, including richly textured …

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The artwork, “Santiago De Compostela Cathedral, Spain,” was created by Romanesque architecture between the years 1075 and 1211. It belongs to the Romanesque art movement and falls under the genre of architecture. Additionally, it is part of the series called “Facades.” This remarkable piece showcases the grandeur and intricate details characteristic of its period. The …

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The artwork titled “Abbaye Saint Philibert De Tournus, France” dates back to approximately 1000 A.D. and showcases the distinct characteristics of Romanesque architecture. This piece belongs to the genre of architecture and forms part of the “Openings and Arcades” series. The artwork presents an interior view of a Romanesque cloister within the Abbey of Saint …

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The artwork titled “Abbaye Saint Philibert De Tournus, France” is a striking example of Romanesque architecture, dated circa 1000. This piece falls under the genre of architecture and is a part of the Romanesque art movement. The artist is notably referenced as “Romanesque Architecture,” a portrayal of the collective style and anonymous artisanship typical of …

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The artwork titled “Abbaye Saint Philibert De Tournus, France,” attributed to the artist of “Romanesque Architecture,” was created around the year 1000. It belongs to the Romanesque art movement and is categorized under the genre of architecture. It is a part of the “Facades” series. The artwork depicts the facade of the Abbey of Saint …

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The artwork, titled “Abbey Church of Saint Foy, Conques, France,” is an architectural example of Romanesque style dating to circa 1100. The artist behind this creation is credited to the collective craftsmanship of the Romanesque architecture movement. As a representation of Romanesque architecture, the artwork exemplifies the genre of architecture from the specified period. In …

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The artwork titled “Abbey Church of St James, Lébény, Hungary,” crafted in 1208, is an exemplary piece of architecture from the Romanesque movement. This work falls within the architecture genre and exhibits the distinctive characteristics of Romanesque architectural style. The artwork showcases a grand and imposing structure typical of medieval ecclesiastical buildings. The façade is …

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The artwork titled “Abbey Church of St James, Lébény, Hungary” is dated to the year 1208 and attributed to the Romanesque Art Movement. The genre of this piece is architecture, and it forms part of the “Facades” series. The architectural style reflects the distinctive characteristics of Romanesque architecture. The Abbey Church of St James stands …

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The artwork, titled “Fardhem Church, Gotland, Sweden,” created circa 1200, is an exemplar of Romanesque architecture. The attribution of the artwork is to the Romanesque Architecture art movement, which emphasizes robust and solid structures characterized by semi-circular arches. As an architectural achievement, this genre distinctly represents the Romanesque period’s focus on grandeur and permanence. The …

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The artwork, titled “Färlöv Church, Sweden,” is attributed to the Romanesque architectural style and dates back to 1180. It is part of the Romanesque art movement and belongs to the genre of architecture. The artwork depicts a church characterized by the hallmarks of Romanesque architecture, including symmetrical and robust construction. The structure features twin towers …

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The artwork, titled “Fulltofta Church, Sweden,” was created in the year 1175 and represents the Romanesque architecture art movement and genre. The piece is an architectural structure, showcasing the traditional features typical of Romanesque design. The artwork depicts Fulltofta Church, a historic building situated in Sweden. Constructed primarily of whitewashed stone, the church features a …

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The artwork, titled “Grande Sauve Abbey, France,” is a representation of Romanesque architecture created in the year 1079. Reflecting the Romanesque art movement, this architectural genre piece encapsulates the characteristic solidity, strength, and monumental style typical of 11th-century ecclesiastical constructions. In the artwork, the remnants of Grande Sauve Abbey stand under a clear blue sky, …

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The artwork titled “Grande Sauve Abbey, France” was created in 1079 and exemplifies the Romanesque architectural style. It belongs to the genre of architecture and is a significant representation of its period. The artwork showcases the remains of the Grande Sauve Abbey situated in France. The structure prominently features elements characteristic of Romanesque architecture, including …

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The artwork, titled “Great Hall of Oakham Castle, England,” dates back to 1190 and exemplifies the Romanesque architectural style. The creator is attributed to the Romanesque Architecture movement, and the genre of this masterpiece is architecture. The artwork is a well-preserved example of medieval Romanesque architecture, notable for its robust stone construction and intricate detailing. …

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The artwork, “Guldrupe Church, Gotland, Sweden,” created circa 1200, exemplifies Romanesque architecture. This architectural marvel is a representation of the Romanesque art movement and is classified under the architecture genre. This church, situated in Gotland, Sweden, is a quintessential example of Romanesque design, characterized by its robust construction and symmetrical form. The structure features a …

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The artwork titled “Hamar Cathedral, Norway,” attributed to the artist known as Romanesque Architecture, dates back to approximately 1150. This piece, part of the Romanesque art movement, falls within the architectural genre and is included in the series “Openings and Arcades.” The artwork captures the remnants of Hamar Cathedral with its iconic Romanesque features. Prominent …

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The artwork, titled “Hermitage of Santa María De La Piscina, Spain,” is attributed to the art form known as Romanesque architecture. Completed around the year 1100, this piece is a quintessential example of the Romanesque art movement and falls under the genre of architecture. The artwork showcases an austere and robust structure crafted from stone, …

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The artwork, titled “Hogrän Church, Gotland,” is an exemplary piece of Romanesque architecture created circa 1200. This architectural marvel belongs to the Romanesque art movement and falls under the genre of architecture. The artwork depicts Hogrän Church, a striking Romanesque structure located on Gotland, an island in Sweden. The church features a tall, slender spire …

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The artwork, titled “Sénanque Abbey, France,” was created in 1148 and is attributed to the Romanesque architecture movement. It falls under the genre of architecture and is part of the series “Openings and Arcades.” The artwork showcases the Sénanque Abbey, a magnificent example of Romanesque architecture. Constructed in 1148, the abbey is nestled in the …

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The artwork, “Sénanque Abbey, France,” dated to 1148, is a quintessential example of Romanesque architecture, belonging to the “Openings and Arcades” series. This piece exemplifies the Romanesque art movement and stands as a significant work within the architectural genre. “Sénanque Abbey” captures the serene and robust beauty of Romanesque design, characterized by its semi-circular arches, …

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The artwork titled “Sénanque Abbey, France,” crafted in 1148 under the art movement of Romanesque architecture, exemplifies the sophistication of 12th-century ecclesiastical design. The genre of this work is architecture. The artwork depicts the Sénanque Abbey, a Cistercian monastery nestled amidst lush greenery, highlighting the serene integration of the structure with its natural surroundings. The …

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The artwork titled “Slidredomen, Norway,” attributed to Romanesque Architecture, dates back to circa 1180. This architectural piece belongs to the Romanesque art movement and exemplifies the genre of architecture. The depicted structure is a stone-built church set in a serene winter landscape, surrounded by bare trees and a light blanket of snow on the ground. …

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The artwork, titled “Speyer Cathedral, Germany,” was created under the artistic influence of Romanesque Architecture in the year 1030. It belongs to the Romanesque art movement and is categorized within the genre of architecture. The artwork showcases the grandeur of the Speyer Cathedral, a monumental example of Romanesque architecture. The structure is characterized by its …

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The artwork, titled “Speyer Cathedral, Germany,” is attributed to Romanesque Architecture and dates back to 1030. It belongs to the Romanesque art movement and falls under the genre of architecture. Additionally, it is part of the series “Facades.” The artwork showcases the impressive façade of the Speyer Cathedral, epitomizing the quintessential elements of Romanesque architecture. …

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The artwork, titled “St. Albans Cathedral, England,” was created in the year 1077 and falls under the genre of architecture. The artist is specified as “Romanesque Architecture,” and the piece is part of the Romanesque art movement. The artwork exemplifies the Romanesque architectural style prevalent during that period. The artwork showcases a grand cathedral structure, …

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The artwork entitled “St. John’s Chapel, Tower of London,” attributed to the Romanesque architectural style, was created around the year 1078. This piece falls under the Romanesque art movement and belongs to the “Openings and Arcades” series. It is a representation of architectural design, specifically within the genre of Romanesque architecture. The artwork depicts the …

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The artwork, titled “St Mary’s Church, Bergen, Norway,” dates back to 1180 and is attributed to the art genre of architecture within the Romanesque movement. The artwork falls under the “Facades” series and exemplifies the stylistic and structural attributes characteristic of Romanesque architecture. The artwork showcases a symmetrical facade dominated by two imposing towers topped …

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The artwork, titled “Abbey of Saint Étienne, Caen, France,” was created by an anonymous artist known through the lens of “Romanesque Architecture.” The work originates from the year 1063 and is a quintessential example of the Romanesque art movement. Classified under the genre of architecture and part of the series “Facades,” the artwork epitomizes the …

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The artwork, titled “Abbey of Saint Étienne, Caen, France,” was created in 1063 under the development of Romanesque Architecture. Firmly positioned within the Romanesque art movement, this masterpiece falls under the genre of architecture and exemplifies the distinctive characteristics of its period and style. In the artwork, the Abbey of Saint Étienne is portrayed with …

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The artwork titled “Abbey of Sant’Antimo, Italy,” created around c.1050, exemplifies the Romanesque architectural movement. This piece falls under the genre of architecture and showcases the distinct features characteristic of Romanesque style, attributed to its origins from around the 11th century. The artwork presents a monumental edifice constructed from stone, embodying the robustness and solidity …

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The artwork titled “A Capital, Abbey Church of Saint Foy, Conques, France,” attributed to Romanesque architecture, dates back to circa 1100. It represents the Romanesque art movement, falls under the genre of architecture, and is a part of the series “Capitals”. The artwork is a masterful architectural detail from the Abbey Church of Saint Foy …

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The artwork, titled “Akebäck Church, Sweden,” exemplifies Romanesque architecture and dates back to approximately the year 1200. Reflecting the Romanesque art movement, this piece falls under the genre of architecture and is a significant historical structure. The artwork showcases a classic Romanesque architectural style characterized by its robust and solid structure. The church’s white façade, …

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The artwork, titled “Anga Church, Gotland, Sweden,” is a representation of Romanesque architecture dated circa 1250. This piece belongs to the Romanesque art movement and exemplifies the architectural genre. The artwork captures the distinct characteristics of Romanesque architectural style, depicting the Anga Church situated in Gotland, Sweden. The church is constructed using traditional materials, showcasing …

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The artwork titled “Angoulême Cathedral, Charente, France” is a notable example of Romanesque architecture, created between the years 1110 and 1128. It belongs to the Romanesque art movement and is categorized under the genre of architecture. The cathedral is part of the series known as “Walls and Buttresses,” which highlights its structural and aesthetic elements. …

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The artwork, titled “Apse of Lund Cathedral, Sweden,” is a noteworthy example of Romanesque architecture, created in 1145. This architectural piece, attributed to the Romanesque Architecture movement, belongs to the genre of architecture and is part of the “East Ends” series. The artwork showcases the apse of Lund Cathedral, a structure characterized by its robust …

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The artwork, titled “Apse of Sénanque Abbey, France,” was created in 1148 and exemplifies the Romanesque architectural style. Originating from the Romanesque Art Movement, this piece falls under the genre of architecture. The artist is credited as “Romanesque Architecture,” reflecting the collective and stylistic nature of its creation during that period. The artwork features the …

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The artwork, titled “Bamberg Cathedral, Germany,” created under the art genre of architecture in the year 1012, is a distinguished representation of Romanesque Architecture. The art movement that defines this piece is Romanesque, a style renowned for its robust and monumental characteristics. The artwork depicts the grandeur and austere beauty of Bamberg Cathedral. The cathedral’s …

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The artwork, titled “House in Rosheim, France,” was crafted by Romanesque Architecture in the year 1154. It belongs to the Romanesque Art Movement and falls under the genre of architecture. The artwork depicts a quintessential example of Romanesque architecture, characterized by its solid and robust construction. The structure is primarily composed of stone, giving it …

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The artwork titled “House in Seligenstadt, Germany” was created around c.1150 and is a notable example of Romanesque architecture. The piece falls under the genre of architecture and is associated with the Romanesque art movement. The artwork features a sturdy and imposing structure characterized by thick stone walls and semi-circular arches. The building’s facade displays …

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The artwork titled “House Overstolz, Cologne, Germany,” created around 1230, exemplifies the Romanesque architectural style and belongs to the genre of architecture. It stands as an important historical edifice that reflects the distinctive features of this artistic movement, wherein structural and decorative elements harmoniously reveal the period’s architectural achievements. The artwork showcases a meticulously designed …

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The artwork, titled “Houses in Cluny, France,” is a representation of Romanesque architecture created around the year 1150. This piece belongs to the Romanesque art movement and falls under the genre of architecture. The artist responsible for this work is associated with the Romanesque architectural style, which was prevalent during this period. The artwork showcases …

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The artwork, “Husaby Church, Sweden,” is a distinguished example of Romanesque architecture created around 1100. Falling under the Romanesque art movement, the genre of this artwork is firmly rooted in architecture, showcasing characteristic elements of this style. The Husaby Church presents itself as a testament to the solidity and austere grandeur typical of Romanesque design. …

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The artwork titled “Interior, Collegiate Church of Saint Gertrude, Nivelles, Belgium,” created around c.1040, falls within the Romanesque art movement and architectural genre. This piece belongs to the “Vaults” series, demonstrating the hallmark features of Romanesque architecture. The artwork, depicting the interior of the Collegiate Church of Saint Gertrude in Nivelles, Belgium, is a prime …

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The artwork titled “Interior, Durham Cathedral, England,” created around the year 1100, showcases the grandeur of Romanesque architecture. As part of the “Vaults” series, this architectural piece exemplifies the Romanesque art movement through its distinctive style and design. This interior view of Durham Cathedral exhibits the quintessential features of Romanesque architecture, characterized by its imposing, …

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The artwork, titled “Interior, Krak Des Chevaliers, Syria,” is attributed to the artist Romanesque Architecture and dates back to approximately 1170. Falling under the art movement of Romanesque and classified within the genre of architecture, it is a part of the series “Openings and Arcades.” The artwork depicts the austere and solemn interior of the …

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The artwork titled “Interior, Monreale Cathedral, Italy” is a representation of Romanesque architecture, created in the year 1174 and is part of the Romanesque art movement. This work falls under the genre of architecture and is included in the series “Openings and Arcades”. The interior of the Monreale Cathedral, as depicted in the artwork, showcases …

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The artwork titled “Interior of Basilica of the Holy Blood, Bruges, Belgium” is a fine example of Romanesque architecture, dating back to the period between 1134 and 1157. This piece belongs to the “Openings and Arcades” series and is a notable representation of architectural genre within the Romanesque art movement. The artwork showcases the interior …

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The artwork, titled “St. Mary’s Church, Zadar,” was created in 1066 and is a notable example of Romanesque architecture. It belongs to the Romanesque art movement and the genre of architectural art. This creation is part of the “Facades” series, showcasing the significant architectural style and details of ecclesiastical structures. The prominent feature of the …

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The artwork, titled “St. Michael’s Church, Hildesheim, Germany,” was crafted in 1031 under the Romanesque art movement and is a quintessential example of Romanesque architecture. This genre of architecture is characterized by robust structures, semi-circular arches, and symmetrical plans that invoke a sense of strength and simplicity. The artwork depicts a monumental edifice, showcasing the …

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The artwork, titled “St. Peter’s Basilica in Supetarska Draga, Rab, Croatia,” is a remarkable example of Romanesque architecture, created in the year 1060. This piece is part of the Romanesque movement and belongs to the genre of architecture, specifically within the “Facades” series. The artwork depicts a stately basilica characterized by robust stone construction. The …

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“The Civic Hall in Massa Marittima, Italy” is a remarkable piece of Romanesque architecture created in the year 1200, notable for its inclusion in the “Walls and Buttresses” series. The artwork is a prime example of the Romanesque art movement, which is characterized by its robust and monumental style. As an architectural genre, this civic …

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The artwork, titled “The Keep of Conisbrough Castle, England,” is a splendid representation of Romanesque architecture, dating back to 1066. It forms part of the art movement known simply as “Romanesque,” and belongs to the architecture genre. This artwork is a unique piece in the series named “Walls and Buttresses.” In the artwork, the imposing …

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The artwork, titled “The Monastery of San Vittore Alle Chiuse, Genga, Italy,” was created in 1011 and is an exquisite example of the Romanesque architectural movement. This architectural piece, categorized under the genre of architecture, belongs to the series “Walls and Buttresses”. The conception of this monastery is a testament to the medieval Romanesque style, …

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The artwork, titled “The Nave, Abbey Church of Saint Foy, Conques, France,” is a prime example of Romanesque architecture, created circa 1100. It falls within the Romanesque art movement and pertains to the genre of architecture, specifically focusing on the series known as “Vaults.” The artwork showcases the magnificent nave of the Abbey Church of …

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The artwork, entitled “The Vault at the Abbey Church of Saint Foy, Conques, France,” is an exemplary manifestation of Romanesque architecture, dated to approximately 1100. This piece is classified within the architecture genre and belongs to the “Vaults” series. The artwork is a striking depiction of the intricate vaulting within the Abbey Church of Saint …

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The artwork, titled “Tingelstad Old Church, Norway,” exemplifies Romanesque architecture and dates back to 1220. Although attributed to the art movement of Romanesque architecture rather than a specific artist, this piece falls within the architectural genre, illustrating the historical and stylistic elements of the period. The artwork depicts a robust stone church, characteristic of Romanesque …

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The artwork titled “Tower of Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio, Milan, Italy” is attributed to Romanesque Architecture, dating around c. 1150. It falls within the oeuvre of the Romanesque art movement and belongs to the genre of architecture. This piece is part of a series known as “Towers.” The artwork exemplifies the Romanesque architectural style through its …

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The artwork titled “Basilica of Saint Sernin, France” was created by the art movement known as “Romanesque Architecture” and dates back to 1180. This piece belongs to the genre of architecture and stands as a poignant representation of Romanesque style, which thrived during the medieval period. The artwork, a grand basilica, features traditional Romanesque elements, …

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The artwork entitled “Basilica of San Martiño De Mondoñedo, Spain” is an exemplar of Romanesque architecture, attributed to the early 12th century, circa 1100. It belongs to the Romanesque art movement and falls within the architecture genre, specifically within the series “Walls and Buttresses.” The artwork exhibits the hallmark characteristics of Romanesque architecture, featuring robust …

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The artwork entitled “Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio, Milan, Italy” is a creation of Romanesque architecture, completed around the year 1150. This exquisite piece is part of the Romanesque art movement and belongs to the genre of architecture. It is also classified within the series known as “Facades.” The artwork showcases the splendid facade of the Basilica …

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The artwork, titled “Basilica of the Holy Blood, Bruges, Belgium,” is a Romanesque architectural masterpiece created between the years 1134 and 1157. Falling under the Romanesque art movement and the genre of architecture, this piece is part of the series “Facades.” The edifice presents a grand and intricate facade, characteristic of Romanesque architecture with its …

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The artwork, titled “Bell Tower of Angoulême Cathedral, Charente, France,” is a quintessential example of Romanesque architecture, created between 1110 and 1128. As part of the Romanesque art movement, this architectural masterpiece is categorized under the genre of architecture and belongs to the “Towers” series. The artwork prominently features the bell tower of Angoulême Cathedral, …

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The artwork entitled “Bell Tower of the Split Cathedral, Croatia,” created by Romanesque architecture around the year c.1150, is a quintessential example of Romanesque art within the architectural genre. This piece is part of the “Towers” series and exemplifies the defining characteristics of the Romanesque movement. The artwork captures the imposing presence of the bell …

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The artwork titled “Bjäresjö Church, Sweden,” attributed to “Romanesque Architecture,” dates back to approximately 1150. This piece belongs to the Romanesque art movement and represents the genre of architecture. The artwork depicts a quintessential example of Romanesque ecclesiastical architecture. The Bjäresjö Church’s robust, stone structure features characteristic Romanesque elements, such as semicircular arches, a solid …

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The artwork, titled “Bollerup Church, Sweden,” is attributed to the genre of Romanesque architecture and dates from approximately 1150. This structure exemplifies the Romanesque art movement and embodies the architectural style prevalent during this period. This edifice features a distinctive conical tower, characteristic of Romanesque design, which includes small arched windows and a sturdy, thick-walled …

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The artwork titled “Borrie Church, Sweden,” created around 1120, typifies Romanesque architecture and belongs to the architecture genre. Rooted in the Romanesque art movement, the church is attributed to the artistic and architectural style known as “Romanesque Architecture.” The artwork depicts an impeccably preserved example of Romanesque church design, characterized by its sturdy, stone construction …

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The artwork, titled “Bro Church, Gotland, Sweden,” dates back to circa 1150 and embodies the Romanesque architectural style. This historical structure is a notable example from the Romanesque art movement, reflecting the common architectural practices of that period. The artwork features a stone church with a steeply pitched roof covered in terra cotta tiles, a …

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The artwork, titled “Interior of Church of Saint Anne, Aldeneik, Belgium,” executed by Romanesque Architecture around circa 1150, is a fine example of the Romanesque art movement, falling under the genre of architecture. This piece is part of the series “Openings and Arcades,” highlighting the architectural elements characteristic of the style. The Interior of Church …

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The artwork entitled “Interior of Church of Saint Anne, Jerusalem, Israel” was created in 1138 and represents the Romanesque architectural style. The artist is identified as “Romanesque Architecture.” This piece is part of the architectural genre and belongs to the “Vaults” series within the Romanesque art movement. The artwork captures the interior view of the …

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The artwork, titled “Interior of Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem, Israel,” created in 1048, exemplifies Romanesque architecture. It forms part of the “Openings and Arcades” series, which showcases various elements typical of this architectural style. This piece captures the intricate detailing and grandiosity characteristic of Romanesque architecture, featuring a series of arches and columns …

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The artwork, titled “Interior of Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem, Israel,” was created in 1048 and exemplifies the Romanesque art movement. This architectural piece, belonging to the genre of architecture, is a part of the “Openings and Arcades” series. The artwork captures the grandeur and solemnity of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in …

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The artwork titled “Interior of Lisbon Cathedral,” created during the year 1147 in Lisbon, Portugal, exemplifies Romanesque architecture. As part of the Romanesque art movement, this architectural piece is categorized under the genre of architecture. The artwork showcases the grandeur and solemnity of the Lisbon Cathedral’s interior, characterized by its robust stone construction and rounded …

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The artwork, “Interior of Lund Cathedral, Sweden,” created in 1145, epitomizes the Romanesque architectural style. This piece belongs to the “Openings and Arcades” series and showcases the profound influence of Romanesque architecture in ecclesiastical structures. The genre of this artwork is architecture, reflecting the essence of medieval European church design. The artwork portrays the interior …

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The artwork titled “Interior of Nes Church, Ringsaker, Norway” is a significant piece from the Romanesque Architecture movement, dated approximately to the year 1250. This architectural work belongs to the genre of architecture and is part of the series “Openings and Arcades.” Noted for its connection to the Romanesque period, the artwork exemplifies the architectural …

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The artwork, titled “Interior of Old Aker Church, Norway,” was created in 1080 and belongs to the Romanesque architectural style. It is an exemplary piece within the “Openings and Arcades” series, reflecting the architectural genre through its structural and aesthetic elements. This artwork showcases the interior of Old Aker Church, a notable Romanesque structure in …

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The artwork, titled “Interior of Speyer Cathedral, Germany,” is a quintessential example of Romanesque architecture, created in the year 1030. This architectural masterpiece belongs to the art movement known as Romanesque and falls within the genre of architecture. It is part of the series “Openings and Arcades.” The artwork showcases the interior of Speyer Cathedral, …

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The artwork titled “Interior of Speyer Cathedral, Germany,” created circa 1030, is a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture. It is part of the “Openings and Arcades” series and falls under the genre of architecture. This piece embodies the Romanesque art movement, which is characterized by its robust, monumental architecture and semi-circular arches. The artwork distinctly showcases …

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The artwork titled “Tower of London” is attributed to the artist named “Romanesque Architecture” and dates back to approximately 1078. This architectural piece falls under the Romanesque art movement and is classified within the genre of architecture. The artwork depicts a historic castle situated along the River Thames in London. The prominent feature of the …

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The artwork titled “Trier Cathedral, Germany,” created under the genre of Romanesque architecture, dates from approximately 1020 to 1200. This particular piece belongs to the art movement known as Romanesque and is categorized under the series “Openings and Arcades.” It is a testament to the remarkable architectural advances of its time and showcases the stylistic …

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The artwork entitled “Trier Cathedral, Germany,” attributed to the artist of “Romanesque Architecture” and dated circa 1200, belongs to the Romanesque art movement. This piece of architectural artwork is categorized under the genre of architecture and is part of the “Facades” series. The artwork exemplifies Romanesque architecture, characterized by its robust and monumental appearance. The …

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The artwork titled “Trier Cathedral, Germany,” is a quintessential example of Romanesque architecture, created circa 1020 to 1200. The artist responsible for this architectural marvel is represented by the collective term “Romanesque Architecture.” As an artwork of the Romanesque movement, it is categorized under the genre of architecture. The Trier Cathedral stands as a magnificent …

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The artwork titled “Tum Collegiate Church, Poland,” crafted between circa 1140 and circa 1161, exemplifies the Romanesque art movement’s architectural genre. As a quintessential specimen of Romanesque architecture, this structure manifests historical design principles characterized by solidity and grandeur. The artwork features a prominent stone construction composed of two formidable towers flanking a central nave …

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The artwork titled “Urgell Cathedral, Spain,” attributed to the art movement of Romanesque Architecture and dating back to circa 1110, serves as an exemplary piece within the genre of architecture. This magnificent structure embodying Romanesque characteristics reflects the profound artistry and engineering skills prevalent during the time. The artwork prominently features a robust and solid …

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The artwork, titled “Urgell Cathedral, Spain,” is attributed to the collective style of Romanesque architecture and dates back to approximately 1110. As a prime example of Romanesque architecture, its genre specifically falls under architectural works. The cathedral is distinguished by its rounded arches, solid walls, and symmetrical form, typical of the Romanesque art movement prevalent …

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The artwork, titled “Urgell Cathedral, Spain”, dates back to around c.1110 and is a prime example of Romanesque architecture. The artwork falls under the genre of architecture and represents the Romanesque art movement. It embodies the structural and aesthetic characteristics that are hallmarks of this movement, typified by its robust and solid construction. The artwork …

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The artwork titled “Valbuena Abbey, Spain,” attributed to Romanesque Architecture and dating back to 1143, is a distinguished piece of architectural heritage belonging to the Romanesque art movement. It is part of the “Vaults” series and exemplifies the architectural genre. The artwork showcases the robust and formidable style typical of Romanesque architecture. Characterized by its …

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The artwork is “Valbuena Abbey, Spain,” created in 1143 and representing the Romanesque architectural style. Romanesque Architecture, as the artist is referred to, exemplifies the Romanesque art movement and the genre of architecture through this edifice. Valbuena Abbey stands as a monumental testimony to the Romanesque architectural style, characterized by its solid and durable structure. …

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The artwork, “Ca’ Loredan and Ca’ Farsetti, Venice, Italy,” crafted by Romanesque architecture around circa 1250, embodies the Romanesque art movement and falls under the genre of architectural artwork. This historical composition showcases the grandeur and intricate design elements characteristic of Romanesque architecture. The artwork portrays two prominent Venetian palaces, Ca’ Loredan and Ca’ Farsetti, …

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The artwork titled “Capital, Abbey Church of St James, Lébény, Hungary,” is an exemplar of Romanesque Architecture, created in the year 1208. It belongs to the Romanesque art movement and falls under the genre of architecture, specifically from the series of Capitals. The artwork features intricately carved stonework typical of Romanesque style, characterized by its …

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The artwork, titled “Capital, Abbey of Sant’Antimo, Italy,” is a distinguished piece from the Romanesque architecture movement, created circa 1050. It belongs to the genre of architecture and is part of the “Capitals” series. The artwork showcases intricate carvings typical of Romanesque capital design, with a variety of figures meticulously sculpted into stone. Situated at …

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The artwork titled “Capital, Angoulême Cathedral, Charente, France,” crafted within the period 1110 – 1128, is a magnificent example of Romanesque Architecture. As part of the Romanesque art movement, this architectural element is categorized under the genre of architecture and belongs to a series known as “Capitals.” The artwork is a meticulously carved capital found …

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The artwork titled “Capital, Basilica of Saint Sernin, France” is an example of Romanesque architecture and dates back to 1180. It belongs to the art movement of Romanesque and falls under the genre of architecture. This piece is part of the series known as “Capitals.” The artwork is a finely carved capital from the Basilica …

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The artwork under consideration, titled “Capital, Church of St. Christopher of Rio Mau,” is attributed to Romanesque Architecture and dates back to approximately c.1151 – c.1200 in Penafiel, Portugal. Falling under the Romanesque art movement, this piece is both a sculpture and part of architectural design. Specifically, it belongs to the series known as “Capitals.” …

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The artwork, titled “Capital, Grande Sauve Abbey, France,” was created in 1079 and exemplifies the Romanesque art movement. It falls under the genre of architecture and is part of the “Capitals” series. The artist is noted as “Romanesque Architecture.” This specific capital, crafted in stone, demonstrates the intricate and characteristic style of Romanesque architectural sculpture. …

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The artwork is named “Capital, Le Puy Cathedral, France,” created circa 1100 as part of the Romanesque architecture movement. This architectural piece belongs to the genre of architecture within the series titled “Capitals.” The artwork showcases a capital sculpted in stone, characterized by its intricate depiction of a human figure adorned in draped garments, common …

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The artwork titled “Capital, Le Puy Cathedral, France” was created circa 1100 under the Romanesque art movement, showcasing Romanesque architecture. This piece is a part of the “Capitals” series, falling under the genre of architecture. The depiction is characterized by the intricate carvings typical of the Romanesque style, emphasizing religious and symbolic imagery prevalent in …

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The artwork titled “Capital, Le Puy Cathedral, France” is a notable piece from the “Capitals” series, created around the year 1100. It exemplifies the distinctive features of Romanesque architecture, particularly within the genre of architectural embellishments. As a product of Romanesque art, the sculpture is intricately designed, reflecting the stylistic elements prevalent during that period. …

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The artwork titled “Interior of St Mary’s Church, Bergen, Norway” is a prime example of Romanesque architecture, created in the year 1180. It belongs to the Romanesque art movement and falls under the genre of architecture. This piece is also part of the “Vaults” series. The artwork captures the solemn and grand interior of St …

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The artwork titled “Interior of St. Michael’s Church, Hildesheim, Germany,” created in 1031, epitomizes the Romanesque architecture movement. This architectural masterpiece, part of the “Openings and Arcades” series, represents the genre of ecclesiastical architecture and is a remarkable manifestation of Romanesque design principles. The interior of the church is characterized by elongated, rounded arches and …

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The artwork titled “Interior of Tum Collegiate Church, Poland,” created by Romanesque Architecture between circa 1140 and circa 1161, exemplifies the Romanesque art movement and falls under the genre of architecture. It is a part of the “Openings and Arcades” series. The artwork showcases the intricacies and grandeur of Romanesque architectural design through the imposing …

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The artwork titled “Interior of Worms Cathedral, Germany” was created by the architectural style known as Romanesque Architecture, dating from 1130 to 1181. This piece belongs to the Romanesque art movement and falls under the genre of architecture. It is featured in the series “Vaults”. The artwork portrays the majestic and solemn interior of Worms …

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The artwork titled “Interior, Rotunda of San Tomè, Bergamo, Italy,” dated to circa 1100, is attributed to the art movement known as Romanesque Architecture. As part of the “Openings and Arcades” series, this particular piece belongs to the genre of architecture. The artwork showcases the distinctive features of Romanesque architecture through its robust construction, featuring …

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The artwork titled “Interior, Saint Nicholas Rotunda in Cieszyn, Poland” is attributed to Romanesque Architecture and dates back to 1180. This piece belongs to the Romanesque art movement and the genre of architecture, and is part of the series, “Openings and Arcades”. The artwork offers a captivating glimpse into the interior of the historic Saint …

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The artwork titled “Interior, Santiago De Compostela Cathedral, Spain,” created by “Romanesque Architecture” during the period of 1075 to 1211, belongs to the Romanesque art movement and represents the genre of architecture. This work is a part of the “Openings and Arcades” series, depicting the intricate and grand interior of the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral …

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The artwork titled “Interior, Yttergran Church, Sweden” is a creation of Romanesque architecture, dated to the year 1150. It belongs to the Romanesque art movement under the genre of architecture and is a part of the series “Openings and Arcades.” The artwork captures the serene and historic interior of the Yttergran Church in Sweden. The …

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The artwork titled “Kilree Round Tower, Ireland,” created by the artist “Romanesque Architecture” in the year 1150, is a notable representation of the Romanesque art movement. Falling under the genre of architecture, this piece is part of the “Towers” series. The artwork exemplifies the distinctive characteristics of Romanesque design through its form and construction techniques. …

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The artwork titled “Korenstapelhuis, Ghent, Belgium” dates back to circa 1200 and is an excellent representation of the Romanesque architectural style. This piece of architecture falls under the Romanesque art movement and epitomizes the genre of architecture through its distinct features. The artwork presents a robust and formidable stone facade, characterized by its use of …

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The artwork titled “Vault, Abbey Church of St James, Lébény, Hungary” is an exemplary representation of Romanesque architecture, created in 1208. The piece belongs to the “Vaults” series and exemplifies the Romanesque art movement, characterized by its robust and solid architectural style prevalent in medieval Europe. The artwork focuses on the magnificently vaulted ceiling of …

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The artwork, entitled “Vault, Abbey Church of St James, Lébény, Hungary,” is an exemplar of Romanesque Architecture, created in 1208. This piece falls within the architectural genre and is a noteworthy part of the “Vaults” series, reflective of the Romanesque art movement. The artwork showcases the quintessential elements of Romanesque architecture, evident in its robust …

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The artwork, titled “Vault, Cormac’s Chapel, Ireland” and crafted by the Romanesque Architecture movement between 1127 and 1134, stands as a quintessential example of Romanesque architectural design. This piece falls under the architectural genre and is part of the “Vaults” series. Cormac’s Chapel, known for its Romanesque style, exudes an air of solemnity and antiquity. …

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The artwork titled “Vaults of Trier Cathedral, Germany,” created by the collective architectural style known as Romanesque Architecture, is dated between circa 1020 and circa 1200. This piece belongs to the Romanesque art movement and falls within the genre of architecture. It is part of the series known as “Vaults.” The artwork captures the awe-inspiring …

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The artwork titled “Vézelay Abbey, France,” created by the artist known as “Romanesque Architecture,” dates back to the period between 1120 and 1150. It embodies the Romanesque art movement and belongs to the genre of architecture. The artwork is part of the series known as “Portals.” The artwork depicts the façade of the Vézelay Abbey, …

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The artwork, entitled “Vézelay Abbey, France,” dates back to between 1120 and 1150 and is a prime example of Romanesque architecture. Created under the artistic influence of Romanesque Architecture, this piece belongs to the “Walls and Buttresses” series and falls within the architectural genre. This structure is a quintessential representation of the art movement that …

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The artwork “Vézelay Abbey, France” is an exemplary piece of Romanesque architecture, created between 1120 and 1150. This architectural masterpiece is part of the Romanesque art movement, and it belongs to the genre of architecture, specifically under the series “Facades.” The Abbey’s intricate design and historical significance showcase the distinct characteristics of its time. The …

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The artwork, titled “Wartburg Castle, Germany,” exemplifies Romanesque architecture, having been constructed in the year 1067. It epitomizes the characteristics of the Romanesque art movement, particularly through the lens of architectural design. The artwork features Wartburg Castle majestically situated amidst a lush, verdant landscape. The structure showcases formidable stone walls and a central, prominent tower …

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The artwork, titled “West End, Maria Laach Abbey, Germany,” dates back to 1093 and exemplifies the Romanesque architectural style. As a piece belonging to the Romanesque Art Movement and the architecture genre, it is a remarkable representation of the structural and aesthetic principles of its time. This artwork is part of the “Facades” series. The …

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The artwork, titled “White Tower, Tower of London,” is a distinguished example of Romanesque architecture, completed around the year 1078. This architectural piece, firmly rooted in the Romanesque art movement, stands as an iconic representation of medieval architecture. The structure is characterized by its imposing and robust appearance, punctuated by semi-circular arches and thick walls, …

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The artwork, titled “Capital, Maria Laach Abbey, Germany,” is a distinguished piece from the art series “Capitals,” produced in the year 1093. It exemplifies the Romanesque architecture movement and falls under the genre of architecture. The artist behind this impressive work is collectively noted as “Romanesque Architecture.” The artwork features a capital from Maria Laach …

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The artwork, titled “Capital, Maria Laach Abbey, Germany,” is a creation of Romanesque architecture and dates back to the year 1093. It forms part of the Romanesque art movement and belongs to the genre of architectural design, specifically within the “Capitals” series. The artwork showcases a capital from Maria Laach Abbey, epitomizing Romanesque architectural style. …

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The artwork titled “Capital, Maria Laach Abbey, Germany,” crafted in 1093, belongs to the Romanesque art movement. It is a fine example of Romanesque architecture, specifically within the “Capitals” series. The creation falls under the genre of architecture and showcases the distinct stylistic elements characteristic of its period. The artwork depicts a meticulously carved stone …

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The artwork entitled “Capital, Maria Laach Abbey, Germany,” created in 1093, is a masterpiece of Romanesque Architecture. It belongs to the Romanesque art movement and is part of the architectural genre within the series known as “Capitals.” The artwork is a stone capital, a crucial element at the top of a column or pillar, located …

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The artwork titled “Capital, Maria Laach Abbey, Germany” is a notable piece of Romanesque architecture, created in the year 1093. It belongs to the Romanesque art movement and is categorized within the genre of architecture. The artwork is part of a series known as “Capitals.” The capital depicted in the artwork is an intricately carved …

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The artwork named “Capital, Moissac Abbey, France,” attributed to Romanesque architecture, dates back to approximately 1060 and belongs to the Romanesque art movement. This architectural piece is part of the “Capitals” series, embodying the genre of monumental sculpture within the structural designs often found in Romanesque ecclesiastical settings. The artwork features a capital, an integral …

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The artwork, titled “Capital, Rotunda of San Tomè, Bergamo, Italy,” dates back to approximately 1100 and falls under the Romanesque art movement. This architectural piece is part of the “Capitals” series and represents Romanesque architecture. As its name suggests, the capital is found in the Rotunda of San Tomè located in Bergamo, Italy. The artwork …

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The artwork titled “Capital, Rotunda of San Tomè, Bergamo, Italy,” created in the year 1100, is attributed to the Romanesque art movement and falls under the genre of architecture. This piece is a part of the “Capitals” series and is emblematic of Romanesque architecture. The artwork is a carefully carved architectural capital located in the …

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The artwork entitled “Capital, San Martín De Tours De Frómista, Spain” is an exquisite example of Romanesque architecture, created circa 1060. It belongs to the “Capitals” series and epitomizes the distinct characteristics of the Romanesque art movement through its architectural genre. The artwork features a sculpted capital, a stone element that crowns a column, characterized …

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The artwork titled “Capitals, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem, Israel” is attributed to the Romanesque architectural style, created in the year 1048. This piece is part of the “Capitals” series and falls under the architectural genre within the Romanesque art movement. The artwork features an intricate design of capitals, which are the tops of …

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The artwork, entitled “Krak Des Chevaliers, Syria,” is a prime example of Romanesque architecture, created circa 1170. Representative of the Romanesque art movement, this piece falls within the architectural genre. The artwork captures the majestic and fortified structure of Krak des Chevaliers, a medieval castle located in Syria. The fortification stands dominantly on a hill, …

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The artwork titled “Krak Des Chevaliers, Syria,” attributed to the “Romanesque Architecture” artist, was created circa 1170. This work is characterized by the Romanesque art movement and belongs to the genre of architecture. It is part of the series “Openings and Arcades.” The artwork depicts the Krak des Chevaliers, a historic castle in Syria. The …

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The artwork, titled “Krak Des Chevaliers, Syria,” exemplifies the Romanesque architectural style and dates back to approximately 1170. It is attributed to Romanesque Architecture and falls under the “Walls and Buttresses” series. The genre of this work is architecture, reflecting the robust and elaborate medieval fortifications characteristic of the Romanesque period. The artwork itself portrays …

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The artwork titled “Krak Des Chevaliers, Syria” is an exemplary piece representative of Romanesque architecture. Created circa 1170, it belongs to the Romanesque art movement and falls within the architecture genre. The artwork depicts the majestic fortress of Krak des Chevaliers, perched on a strategic hillside, surrounded by expansive landscapes under a partly cloudy sky. …

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The artwork titled “Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy,” attributed to the Romanesque Architecture movement and dated circa 1173, stands as an iconic example of Romanesque architectural prowess. Belonging to the genre of architecture and forming part of the series titled “Towers,” this monument exemplifies the ingenuity and artistic vision of its period. The artwork prominently …

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