Romanesque Altarpiece. Height: 103.5 cm

Description

Reproduction made of high quality resins with imitation wood patina. Their lightness makes them easy to handle.

Measurements: Height: 103.5 cm; Width: 21.8 cm; Depth: 2.3 cm.

Approx. weight: 2 kg.

Reproduction of a Romanesque altarpiece. 

Romanesque art developed in Europe between the 11th and 12th centuries, with an eminently religious character.

Romanesque sculpture was often inserted into the architecture, forming part of the façades and tympanums of churches and in capitals. It had a didactic function, showing scenes from the Bible through sculpted images in order to bring it closer to the people, most of whom were illiterate. The Romanesque style is characterised by its hieratism and rigidity, far removed from naturalism and realism, the faces are inexpressive, without reflecting emotions.