This document provides an overview of Romanesque and Gothic art styles between the 11th-15th centuries. It summarizes key characteristics of Romanesque architecture like Latin cross floor plans and notable churches from France and Spain. Sculpture during this period included free-standing works and relief sculptures on church facades. Mural and panel paintings also evolved. Gothic art saw the rise of large cathedrals in cities like León, Burgos, and Toledo featuring advanced architecture and sculpture like at León Cathedral and Notre Dame in Paris. Painting during this time included illuminated manuscripts and altarpieces.

1. Romanesque and Gothic
Art Styles
Unit 4 - 2º ESO

2. Romanesque Art
11-12th Centuries

3. Architecture
Floor plan
Latin-cross plan

4. Architecture. Churches.
San Martín de Frómista

5. Churches.
Saint Nectaire, France.

6. Architecture. Cathedrals.
Santa María de Ciudad Rodrigo.

8. Cathedrals.
Old Cathedral. Salamanca.

9. Monasteries.
San Martín de Canigó

10. Monasteries.
Santo Domingo
de Silos

11. SCULPTURE
Free-standing.

12. Sculpture. Free-standing
Christ on the cross. San Isidoro, León.

13. Sculpture. Reliefs.
Saint Pierre of Moissac. France. Façade.

14. Sculpture. Reliefs.
San Isidoro, León. Façade.

15. Sculpture.
Reliefs.
Capitals, Arles and Silos.

16. PAINTING. Mural Painting.
San Clemente de Tahull.

17. PAINTING. Mural Painting.
San Isidoro de León. Panteón Real.

18. PAINTING. Panel Painting.
Altar Frontal from Aviá.

19. PAINTING. Panel Painting.
Altar frontal of the Seu d'Urgell.

20. PAINTING. Miniatures.

21. Ghotic Art
13-15th Centuries

22. Architecture.
Cathedrals. León.

23. León.

24. Burgos

25. Toledo

26. Chartres Cathedral

27. Sculpture
León Cathedral

28. Notre Dame, Paris.

30. Gothic
sculpture

33. Painting. Miniatures.

34. Panel painting. Altarpiece.

35. Painting

36. Panel Painting.