Romanesque art developed in Western Europe between the 11th and 12th centuries, influenced by earlier Roman architectural styles. It was used primarily for religious purposes to spread Christianity and bring people closer to God. The most common buildings constructed in the Romanesque style were churches, cathedrals, and monasteries, featuring thick stone walls, small windows, rounded arches, and barrel vaults. Sculptures and paintings adorning these buildings conveyed religious narratives and symbols to educate believers.

1. ROMANESQUE ART

5. ROMANESQUE ART

10. Wooden roof

12. Barrel vault

13. Domes

15. Round arches

16. Round arches

18. Apse

19. Cruciform plan

22. Typhanum

23. Is it schemathic or realistic?

25. Tymphanums

26. Tymphanums

27. Christ in Glory (into a Tymphanums)

28. Sculptures were painted in bright colours

31. Romanesque Cloister

33. The Virgin with the Child

34. Christ in Glory It is painted on a wall

36. Miniatures

38. Round arch Key stone

39. PILGRIMAGE ROUTES

40. ROMANESQUE MONASTERY OF CLUNNY

41. Monastery of Clunny (It was the most important monastery in Europe during the Middle Ages

42. Romanesque Church

43. Cathedral of Pisa (Italy)

44. St.M Vezelay (France)