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  1. Explore the basic principles of exterior and interior space in architecture, and then analyze Romanesque architecture in that light. What architectural elements and features are found on the exterior of Romanesque structures? Which elements and features are found in their interior? Did Romanesque architects favor one or the other, or did both work together as a coherent whole? Architecture>Elements of Architecture>Space>Interior/Exterior http://www.mhhe.com/ArtStudio/4/2/2.html


  2. Romanesque illuminated manuscripts made use of ornate patterns and imagery. Explore how patterns can be manipulated in order to create dynamic works of art. Then analyze the specific use of patterns and imagery in Romanesque manuscripts. What sorts of patterns and images prevailed in these illuminations? How did they differ from earlier illuminated manuscripts? Art>Elements of Art>Texture>Pattern>Fish Scales http://www.mhhe.com/ArtStudio/1/3/3/4.html


  3. Explore examples of Romanesque architecture. When viewing the images, try to identify specific architectural elements. How did Romanesque architecture combine particular elements to achieve an overall effect? How did it differ from the Medieval and Gothic architectural styles that bracketed it? Architecture>Architectural History>Search Across Styles>Romanesque http://www.mhhe.com/ArtStudio/5/2/2.html







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