Romanesque Period Collection
The Romanesque period, spanning from the 11th to the 13th century, was a time of great artistic and architectural achievements
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The Romanesque period, spanning from the 11th to the 13th century, was a time of great artistic and architectural achievements. This captivating era is beautifully captured in various artifacts such as the Plaque from a Reliquary Shrine, dating back to around 1170. Crafted with intricate details using gilded copper, champleve, and cloisonne enamel techniques, this relic exudes an aura of grandeur. Another remarkable piece that showcases the artistry of the the Dragons Head made from walrus ivory between 1100-1150. Its meticulously carved features bring forth a sense of mythical wonder and symbolize power and strength. In addition to these stunning works, we find the Corpus of Christ cast in bronze with traces of gilding dating back to approximately 1150-1175. This sculpture depicts Jesus on the cross with incredible realism and serves as a testament to religious devotion during this time. A decorative plaque probably originating from a reliquary shrine around 1200 catches our attention with its exquisite craftsmanship using gilded copper and gold wire. The delicate patterns adorning it reflect both elegance and spirituality. Amongst these treasures lies another masterpiece: Warrior Fighting a Dragon created by an unknown artist between 1170-1180. This artwork captures an epic battle scene filled with bravery and heroism - themes often explored during this period. As we explore different regions during this era, we encounter notable locations like Lazio Viterbo Ronciglione S. Sebastiano Italy or Lazio Viterbo Capranica S. Giovanni Evangelista which hold significant historical importance for their contributions to Romanesque art. Further south in Lazio Roma Rome Ardea S. Pietro Italy or Lazio Frosinone Sora S. Maria Italy italian country are other places where remnants of Romanesque architecture can be found - testaments to the enduring influence of this period.