Comparing the Sculptures and Different Structures of Cathedrals

Comparing sculpture and various cathedrals of the cathedral is a symbol of the authority and religious achievement of medieval people. Romanesque and Gothic cathedrals are monuments of medieval craftsmanship and creativity. When entering the Romanesque or Gothic cathedral, people will notice that the functions of these chapels are very similar. They are all urban religious centers where the priests perform extensive activities. As you further examine the sculptures and reflect their different structures, you will find that they are very different.

This sculpture is clearly opposite to Romanesque style and Gothic relief sculpture. The Romanesque style is decorated with the entrance to the Gothic cathedral. France, at the entrance of Saint Lazare Cathedral. An important comparison point here is the initial large-scale sculptural decoration. Therefore it is not dangerous to cause idolatry or to violate the third commandment forbidding statues. People rarely find real-life naturalistic sculptures in early Christian art and early medieval art. Until the Renaissance, this naturalistic sculpture round has returned to a large scale when the Europeans solidified Christians and was comfortably away from heathen idols.

In the ancient world and the Middle Ages almost all sculptures were artificially colored and were usually boldly decorated rather than naturally. For example, the entrance to the sculpture of the cathedral takes in all the brilliance of modern lighting manuscripts and becomes colored with gold. The combination of different Greek sculpture ivory and different colored materials like gold was not known until the 17th century; but the early baroque sculptor Gian Lorenzo Bernini has various color marble and white marble and gold plating Of bronze. , This approach has been greatly expanded.

I will return to the magnificent era of the Renaissance. Many Gothic sculptures and Catholic cathedrals were made in this era. The earliest Gothic style of art was found in the Catholic Cathedral. It is a brilliant sculpture mainly of Jesus, his mother, and saints. Thanks to its ceiling and the roof of the spire, the architecture of the church is connected with God. I really want to visit Hitler's era. In addition to being a very interesting part of history, I would like to see a way to change people's mind, and the United States is involved in removing Hitler. This is a very terrible history and not worth reviewing, but you will have the opportunity to understand it. This will be very interesting

Italian Gothic Cathedral does not carefully carve the sculpture of the tympanic membrane at the entrance of the French Cathedral, but it is decorated with realistic sculptures. Some of the best works were done by Pisa Cathedral (1259-60) and by Nicola Pisano of Siena Cathedral. His son Giovanni Pisano is on the west side of Pisa Cathedral (1284-85). The cathedral is the most prominent building in the Gothic style, but many of the monasteries in Europe are also Gothic-style buildings. The Benedictine Society of the UK, France, Normandy has made excellent examples. They are builders of the French Santoni Abbey and San Remi Monasteries. The subsequent Benedict Project (construction and refurbishment) includes Rouen's Saint-Ouen Abbey, Monastery La Chaise-Dieu and Mont-Saint-Michel's French Chorus group.