Romanesque art and architecture

Romanesque was the main artistic style from...

• the 11th to the 13th century

• the 12th to the 13th century

• the 11th to the 12th century

• the 13th to the 14th century

Romanesque art was...

• A rural style of art

• An urban style of art

The majority of the works of art durong this time were situated...

• In the cities

• In the countryside

• In small villages

• Both, in countryside and small villages

Who promoted these works of art?

• The nobility and the Church

• Knights and free peasants

• Traders and villains

• Nobility, serfs and peasants

The main buildings were religious ones

• False

• True

Religious buildings were...(choose three options)

• Chapels

• Bridges

• Monasteries

• Cathedrals

• Castles

How was Romanesque style extended?

• Along the trade routs

• Along the pilgrimage routes

• Along the maritime routes

• Romanesque art wasn't extended

Churches looked like fortresses

• True

• False

One of the characteristics of Romanesque churches was the lack of windows

• True

• False

Where does the name of this style come from?

• Features from Roman arte were used

• This style started in Rome

• Romanesque was a place in France where it has its oringins