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Tuesday, 16 March 2010

Romanesque Style, Part lll

Posted on 13:46 by john mical
Under the command of the master masons the buildings are constructed with architecture, sculpture and painting forming a single organic structure. This is what causes the painting, being subordinated to the architecture, to possess a decorative as well as theological character. In general, these pictorial decorations are religious in character but not exclusively.
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