MEDIEVAL ARCHITECTURE

MEDIEVAL ARCHITECTURE

1. In the architecture of the Middle Ages, three styles are mainly developed: Byzantine, which influences the entire period, Romanesque between the 11th and 12th centuries, and the Gothic style between the 12th and 15th centuries. Byzantine Architecture

   • medieval architecture

2. it is the first important style in the Middle Ages, it stands out for its structural solidity, it uses splendid mosaics Byzantine art is one of the greatest episodes of universal art. It is based on Greek and early Christian art, with great oriental influences (Persian and Muslim).

   • medieval architecture

3. The understanding of medieval architecture for me is incredible. I think that if I had been at that time what I would have focused on is that since it has a lot of history and guides us to how our ancestors were

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5. and the most focused art for me the art of before was a very strong structure to demonstrate what they are and what they were really with the help of that those countries or those continents were live

6. it develops in Europe during the late Middle Ages, XI and XII centuries, it is developed by architects, painters and sculptors. Romanesque architecture was born in France and developed mainly in Italy, Germany and Spain. its characteristics are the product of the combination of construction elements from the Near East and the West. The simplest geometric elements of each culture prevail. Cubes, prisms, pyramids and cylinders are used to shape buildings, the result is simple and solid in appearance

   • romanic art

7. El empleo de las construcciones de tipo medieval finaliza con el desarrollo del estilo gótico que es de origen germano. Se caracteriza por sus líneas alargadas con arcos de apariencia innovadora y ornamentación exterior recargada.

   • Gothic style

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