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Romanesque Architecture

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The secrets of a great cathedral

H. D. M. Spence-Jones

1914

Romanische Baukunst in Frankreich

Julius Baum

1912

Carolingian and Romanesque architecture, 800 to 1200

Kenneth John Conant

1959

Castel del Monte

Heinz Götze

1984

The Leaning Tower of Pisa

Mary Beth Jarvis Clark

1991

The coming age of wood

E. Glesinger

1949

Masterpieces of Spanish architecture, Romanesque and allied styles

Monumentos arquitectónicos de España.

1925

Anglo-Norman Durham

D. W. Rollason, Margaret Harvey, Michael Prestwich

1994

Medieval architecture, medieval learning

Charles Radding

1992

The romanesque

Xavier Barral i Altet

1998

English art, 871-1100

David Talbot Rice

1952

The Romanesque architecture of the Order of Cluny

Joan Evans

1938

Journey into Romanesque

George A. Nebolsine

1969

English romanesque architecture

Alfred Clapham

1964

The Romanesque

Xavier Barral I. Altet

2001

Romanesque cathedrals and abbeys of France

Marcel Aubert

1966

Romanesque architectural criticism

Tina Waldeier Bizzarro

1992

Living architecture: Romanesque

Raymond Oursel

1967

Architecture and sculpture in early Britain: Celtic, Saxon, Norman

Robert Thomas Stoll

1967

Cistercian Abbeys

Jean-Francois Leroux, Jean-François Leroux-Dhuys, Jean-Francois Leroux-Dhuys et al.

1998

The cloister of St.-Guilhem-le-Désert at The Cloisters in New York City

Daniel Kletke

1997

Coriolanus

William Shakespeare

1864 ★ 3.9

Romanesque art and architecture

Ana Martín

1993

Architettura romanica

Hans Erich Kubach

1975

Cathedrals of France

Auguste Rodin

1965

Saint Frideswide's Monastery at Oxford

Blair, John

1990

Romanesque art

Victoria Charles

2008

Byzantine and Romanesque architecture

Thomas Graham Jackson

1913

Romanesque architecture in Italy

Ricci, Corrado

1920

Art and Architecture (Medieval Realms)

Stewart Ross

2004

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