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Art theory

the European art and architecture style of roughly the eleventh and twelfth centuries, marked by massive forms and inventive, expressive sculpture.

In art theory, Romanesque refers to the European art and architecture style of roughly the eleventh and twelfth centuries, marked by massive forms and inventive, expressive sculpture. This meaning comes from Schapiro (1977) in Romanesque art.[1]

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References

Schapiro, M. (1977). Romanesque art. George Braziller. ISBN 9780807608531

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