The Transept, Seen from the Nave, York Cathedral, England

Artifacts - Metal - Germany Romanesque Chandelier in the Cathedral at Hildesheim. (1044-1054).

Artifacts - Metal - Germany Romanesque candelabrum in the Cathedral at Brunswick. Beginning of the 13th century.

Architecture - Germany - line art Detail Romanesque Transition Capital. Cathedral at Magdeburg. Romanesque - a style of architecture prevalent in Europe from the 10th to early 13th century characterized by massive vaulting and round arches. A cathedra

Architecture - Germany - line art (cc3) Elevation Gothic/Romanesque Church of Sts. Peter and Paul, at Neuweiler. Main building in the transition style, with Gothic additions. Note the flying buttresses on either side of the nave. These half-arches were

Architecture - Germany - line art Detail Romanesque Part of the "Golden Portal" of the Cathedral at Freiberg. This doorway was part of an earlier church c. 1250 that was incorporated into the cathedral c. 1484-1501. The cathedral was built during the p

Architecture - Germany - line art Detail Romanesque Coupled Windows. Cathedral at Munster. Romanesque - a style of architecture prevalent in Europe from the 10th to early 13th century characterized by massive vaulting and round arches Middle Ages, medi

Architecture - Germany - line art Section Romanesque A Hall-Church, or Church with Aisles and Nave of equal height. St. Servatius at Munster. Nave comes from the Latin word "navus" meaning ship. When inverted, the nave resembles hull of a ship. Roman

Germany, Passau, nave of cathedral