Romanesque Pilgrimage and devotion. New Vocabulary Tympanum Ambulatory Apsidal Chapels Buttressing Archivolts Scriptorium Keep Portal Trumeau Pilasters.

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Romanesque Pilgrimage and devotion

New Vocabulary Tympanum Ambulatory Apsidal Chapels Buttressing Archivolts Scriptorium Keep Portal Trumeau Pilasters Campenile

Main Ideas/Concepts Pilgrimage routes drove building projects. Sculpture was the dominant feature on chapels, cathedrals, palaces, fortresses, etc. Feudal society in Europe--manorialism. Crusades were fought to open up pilgrimage routes

Pilgrimage Routes 1. Jerusalem 2. Rome Santiago de Compostela Canterbury –Penance –Devotion –Absolution

Way of the Stars. Assignment 1: Find out the legends surrounding St. James and Santiago.

Map of the Camino de Santiago

Follow the Way of St. James

Medieval marker for the Camino.

Old Roman bridge marking the Camino.

Plan of Santiago Note the expanded apse the Romanesque towers.

Note the Romanesque towers under the Baroque pilasters.

Tympanum: Santiago

Nave: Santiago de Compostela

On the Camino in France Moissac: Cloister

Vezelay: The Ascension Gislebertus: The Last Judgement Cathedral at Autun Christ in Majesty

South Portal: Vezelay Trumeau

Cathedral at Pisa

St. Sernin: Toulouse

Cathedral Interiors Durham Pisa

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