Romanesque Art and Architecture

Review of Key Works of Romanesque Europe
Overview of Romanesque Period and Style in Europe: 0:01-1:32
Reliquary of St. Foy at Conques: 1:33-3:47
Bernard of Clairvaux: 3:47-4:39
Santiago de Compostela, Spain: 4:39-6:14
Overview of Typical Romanesque Pilgrimage Church Plan: 6:14-6:55
Nave capitals, Sainte Madeleine, Vézelay: 6:58-9:50
Gislebertus, Last Judgment, St. Lazare, Autun: 9:51-11:33
Gisleberus, Eve: 11:34-12:08
Hildegard of Bingen receives her visions: 12:09-13:28
Cathedral Complex, Pisa, Italy: 13:28-14:13
Bayeux Tapestry: 14:14-14:45
Durham Cathedral 14:45-14:58
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[@ArtHistoryBasix]

Thanks!

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turns my 3 hour art lecture into a 15 minute video.. thank you so much for these concise and useful videos, even in 2017 :)

[@ArtHistoryBasix]

Yes, I try to keep these videos succinct, but sometimes I run out of time! Thanks for watching.

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[@LovieH]

Thank you so very much for a great video. Very helpful!

[@Ronirvan]

Thank you for this video lady. I'm doing some deep researching about romanesque time period architecture for game development and this helped me a lot with the notions and terms.

[@ArtHistoryBasix]

Thanks for your nice compliment. Best of luck with your project!

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[@dlwatib]

Quoting wikipedia: "There is no consensus for the beginning date of the Romanesque architecture, with proposals ranging from the 6th to the 10th century." You won't go too far wrong if you think of Romanesque as anything built in masonry in Western Europe after the fall of Rome and before Gothic that isn't Byzantine. Examples of Byzantine architecture in the West are relatively rare, mostly in Ravenna and Venice. If it's got round arches and round barrel or groin vaults and not built by the Romans themselves then it's probably Romanesque.

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[@asiphyn1814]

I have no assignment or anything this just comes up into my recommended because im into this architect thing lmao

[@rebekahpask9066]

I have a question, my teacher wants us to write an essay about the women during the Romanesque period. but how were they included at all during that period?

[@ArtHistoryBasix]

Great question. Hildegard of Bingen is a good place to start: books.google.com/books?id=i6uGAgAAQBAJ&lpg=PP1&pg=PP1#v=onepage&q&f=false
Also, this book called "The Cultural Patronage of Medieval Women" would be helpful for a general overview and some case studies: books.google.com/books?id=fQDfyI4RouAC&lpg=PA202&dq=Blanche%20of%20Castile&pg=PP1#v=onepage&q&f=false Finally, you could investigate the role of women in creating the Bayeux tapestry (really an embroidery) -- both in terms of how they are represented and also in their role in creating the embroidery: books.google.com/books?id=m_cBMwaI9PMC&lpg=PA139&dq=women%20bayeux%20tapestry&pg=PA139#v=onepage&q=women%20bayeux%20tapestry&f=false

[@umairyaseen28]

So awesome. You covered almost everything but couldve covered the towers more and how they developed on cross plans..
Still thanks.

[@sylvia1797]

The Bayeux Tapestry is in France, I believe, not Italy. But great video! :)

[@ArtHistoryBasix]

You are absolutely correct!
www.bayeuxmuseum.com/en/accueil_en.html
My mistake -- I must have been in a rush at the end of the video. I've corrected it in the captioning. Thank you very much.

[@mastaan2301]

so was the Romanesque period inspired or influenced at all by the Roman art or is it just coincidental that they share similar features?

[@alwayzhappysneha]

Byzantine influenced romanesque. Byzantine architecture is a revival period of greek and roman with much more creativity. Hence they look quite similar. :):)

[@PipeScholar]

Yes, the term "Romanesque" means "Rome-like"

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[@petitalain5697]

It'll be very important not forget the place of the Saint Martial abbey int the pilgrimage architecture in the romanesque period
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[@ArtHistoryBasix]

Good point. Thank you!

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Ridcola

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why description of gothic architecture is not appropriate

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Go back to Rome

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