The artwork titled “East End, Abbey Church of St James, Lébény, Hungary” is a demonstration of Romanesque Architecture from the year 1208. Categorized under the Romanesque art movement and the genre of architecture, it forms part of the “East Ends” series. This historic piece exemplifies the architectural ingenuity and stylistic elements characteristic of the Romanesque period.
The artwork portrays an imposing structure with distinctive architectural features including semi-circular arches, robust masonry walls, and two soaring towers that flank the central building. The edifice is constructed from sturdy stone, emphasizing a sense of permanence and strength. The roofs of the towers and the main building are pointed, covered with tiles, while the walls are adorned with limited and strategically placed windows that reveal the fortress-like aesthetic common in Romanesque architecture. The detailing includes ornamental arcades and pilasters which enhance the grandeur of the structure’s façade.
