Discuss the ways in which the main architectural and decorative features of Romanesque churches differ from those of Gothic cathedrals
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Romanesque means “roman-like”, and was an architectural movement characterised by rounded Roman arches and thick, heavy walls It was common throughout Europe
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Gothic Architecture The Middle Ages spanned from 476 AD when the western Roman Empire fell, to 1400 AD or the beginning of the Renaissance
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Consequently, Romanesque churches could never achieve the enormous heights of the Gothic churches The Gothic pointed arch, by contrast, rotates much of the
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Gothic Architecture By the beginning of the 12th century, the Romanesque form was gradually giving way to the Gothic style The word “Gothic” was first
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