Gothic and Romanesque By: Jarrod Schaeffer. Types of churches. GothicRomanesque.

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Gothic and Romanesque By: Jarrod Schaeffer

Types of churches. GothicRomanesque

Differences between Gothic and Romanesque

Gothic The Gothic architecture started in the 12 th century The Gothic buildings where to made to look like you where heaven They were bright and colorful Gothic buildings had thick walls, it was difficult to make huge and numerous windows

Gothic (cont.) The main difference Gothic had flying buttresses Gothic had big windows with stained glass to let in light

Romanesque Was founded in the 9 th and 12 th century The word “Romanesque” came in the 1800s because it is a barrel vault feature which looked like the classical Roman arch. Romanesque church were solid and had heavy thick walls

Romanesque (cont.) The buildings had small windows and dimly lit rooms The buildings had blunt towers

Center is Gothic and outside is Romanesque

References Prabhat S. "Difference Between Gothic and Romanesque Architecture." DifferenceBetween.net. April 24, 2011.