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TEST YOURSELF, BEFORE I TEST YOU! Mwa-ha-ha

Romanesque Rounded Arches. Barrel vaults. Thick walls. Darker, simplistic interiors. Small windows, usually at the top of the wall. It is a feature of Romanesque art, both in manuscript illumination and sculptural decoration, that figures are contorted to fit the space that they occupy.

Gothic Began in France in the 12c. Pointed arches. Flying buttresses. Stained glass windows. Elaborate, ornate interior. Taller, more airy lots of light. Lavish sculpture larger-than-life.

Gothic WHEN IN DOUBT… A Gothic cathedral or abbey was, prior to the 20th century, generally the landmark building in its town, rising high above all the domestic structures and often surmounted by one or more towers and pinnacles and perhaps tall spires. These cathedrals were the skyscrapers of that day and would have been the largest buildings by far that Europeans would ever have seen. GOTHIC EMPHASIZES LIGHT!

Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? GOTHIC

Maria Laach Abbey, Germany

Maria Laach Abbey, Germany ROMANESQUE

Oudenaarde Town Hall, Belgium

Oudenaarde Town Hall, Belgium GOTHIC

The Palazzo Pubblico, Siena, Italy

The Palazzo Pubblico, Siena, Italy GOTHIC

Tum Collegiate Church, Poland

Tum Collegiate Church, Poland ROMANESQUE

Façade of Reims Cathedral, France

Façade of Reims Cathedral, France GOTHIC

Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? ROMANESQUE

Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? ROMANESQUE

Speyer Cathedral, Speyer, Germany

Speyer Cathedral, Speyer, Germany The 19th-century reconstruction of the westwerk of the Romanesque Speyer Cathedral. ROMANESQUE

Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? GOTHIC

Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? GOTHIC

Tower of London

ROMANESQUE Tower of London The Tower of London (1078). William the Conqueror built the central White Tower as his stronghold and residence.

Cathedral of Saint-Gatian, Tours, France

Cathedral of Saint-Gatian, Tours, France GOTHIC

Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? GOTHIC

Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? GOTHIC

Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? ROMANESQUE

Lessay Abbey, Normandy, France.

Lessay Abbey, Normandy, France. The traceried window to the left of the building indicates that the steeply gabled vestry dates from the Gothic period. ROMANESQUE

Laon Cathedral, Picardy, France

Laon Cathedral, Picardy, France The facade of Laon Cathedral, 1225, a Gothic cathedral, maintains rounded arches and arcading in the Romanesque manner. GOTHIC(ISH)

Ely Cathedral, England

GOTHIC(ISH) Ely Cathedral, England Ely Cathedral, England, the central western tower and framing smaller towers all had transitional features, 1180s. The tower to the left fell. Gothic porch, 1250s; lantern, 1390s. GOTHIC(ISH)

Cathedral of Genoa, GUESS!

Cathedral of Genoa, GUESS! The facade of the Cathedral of Genoa has both round and pointed arches, and paired windows, a continuing Romanesque feature of Italian Gothic architecture. GOTHIC

Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? GOTHIC

Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? GOTHIC

Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? GOTHIC

Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? ROMANESQUE

Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? GOTHIC

Romanesque or Gothic?

ROMANESQUE Romanesque or Gothic? The tympanum of the inner portal of la Madeleine Vezelay has the scene of Christ in Majesty, at the Last Judgment. The figure of Christ is highly formalized in both posture and treatment. (1130s) R ROMANESQUE

Romanesque or Gothic?

ROMANESQUE Romanesque or Gothic? Details of the portal of Oloron Cathedral show a demon, a lion swallowing a man and kings with musical instruments. ROMANESQUE

Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? GOTHIC

Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? GOTHIC

Romanesque or Gothic?

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Romanesque or Gothic?

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Romanesque or Gothic?

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Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? ROMANESQUE

Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? ROMANESQUE

Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? GOTHIC

Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque or Gothic? I cheated.

Romanesque or Gothic? This is the Chicago Tribune Tower. Built in 1924, it is built in the “Neo-Gothic” style. The facade of the Tribune Tower is studded with rocks collected from great buildings around the world. This one will NOT be on the test.