Lecture 6: Romanesque in Italy - School of Architecture and Planning

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“Built outside and in of dressed stone and marble that has weathered beautifully, it is luminous and lighthearted. No towers on the façade or at the crossing, no apocalyptic scare over the portals or on the capitals… capitals ” “Pisan School” Characteristics: • Alternate striped marble banding • Proliferation of stacked open p arcaded galleries • Rotated square decorative motif • simple basilica form and structure Pisa Cathedral: Façade (started 1089) Open arcades as screen screen… Photo Scoott Gilchrest
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Page 3 and 4: Three regions to look at: • Lomba
Page 5 and 6: Santa Maria, Pomposa ‐‐ observa
Page 7 and 8: Sant Ambrogio, Milan - Interior Ear
Page 9 and 10: Low / square proportioned space Tom
Page 11 and 12: Sant Ambrogio ‐‐ plan and nave
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Page 21 and 22: Modena Cathedral: Interior - approa
Page 23: Pisa Cathedral Group: Duomo (Cathed
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Page 31 and 32: Baptistery interior : striped marbl
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