Super .. I'm impressed and this help me a lot. I got my final tomorrow that's 14th of December 17. And I'm pretty sure after watching this video I will write a lot more about Romanesque and Gothic art .. once more thank you so much ..

I'm only here for my stupid quarantine homework

Great! Very clear without any fancy jargon to stumble on, right to the point.

These are awesome, thanks for Makin them.

Thank you so much !! This was SUCH a huge help

thank you for this wonderful lesson in architecture.

that was very informative, liked and subscribed ❤️

Thanks a lot. This clarifies my lecture even though I read the book. Some characteristics aren’t clear because they all look similar 🤣

i love ur videos! i have my last art history final tomorrow and if i pass i swear i'll wright you a personal letter

Could anyone explain the word for the area above the doorway? @3’22” thxxxx

Thank youuuu

What are the exterior design of romanesque architecture??

Thank you so much I will be citing you on my paper lol

Ty,it’s 10pm and I have a test on this tmrrw💀

My finals are coming up as well.

There is information here which is not quite understood, or else is badly expressed. 1. The large Cathedrals were not built for for Pilgrimage. They were built to glorify God. They were FUNDED by pilgrimage, and to attract pilgrims the church needed relics. 2. Cathedrals are Cathedrals. They are not large churches. They have a very specific purpose, They are the church that contains the seat of a Bishop (his cattedra) and from which he governs the lesser churches in his area ( "Diocese"). 3. The other large type of church was an Abbey Church which was the church of a monastery or convent. 4. People were very interested in the Ancient Romans...... This implies that they were building in imitation of Ancient Rome. It isn't really the case. They were builing in the only way they knew how, which still, 700 years later, employed structural forms that had been used by the Romans. It needs to be remembered that the Romans had influenced architecture throughout their empire which had stretched right across Europe, North Africa and the Middle East. Roman buildings remained in use. When Romanessque architects built a church, they did it with semi-circular ches, because the semicircular arch had never disappeared. 5. It was only in those countries with the MOST Roman remains that there was a conscious imitation of Romanesque decoration in elements such as the capitals of columns. This occurs particularly in Italy. which never broke away from its Roman past. 6. "Sometimes these arches had a structural purpose but a lot of times they were decorative." This is a nonsensical way of stating the facts. It puts an emphasis that is completely wrong. Let me rephrase it in a way that gets rid of the two badly used expressions "Sometimes" and "a lot of times" The FACTS Semi-circular arches were used as a major structural form - form arcades, vaults and openings. Semi-circular arches were also used decoratively, for wall arcading and courses. NOTE the use of MAJOR and ALSO rather than "sometimes" and "a lot of times".

now is 2021 we r watching it 2020 and 2021. BUt it was released in 2016.strange right! Education doesnt need time!!

ok who is here for history h.w or asignment here!! Hi! From hutch tech! YOU?!😁😁

Hello teachers or professors or students or classmates!!! I hope everyone have a nice day!

Gothic architecture is beautiful than Roman architecture

No longer the master builder

If u love Rome so much, go back