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Difference between Romanesque and Gothic?
Prevalent from the 9th through 12th centuries CE, Romanesque architecture combined the influences of Roman and Byzantine styles. The style was named, in the 1800s because one of its key features, the barrel vault, resembled the classical Roman arch. The use of barrel vaults allowed for huge interior spaces built entirely of stone. But that also meant the roofs were extremely heavy, so the walls had to be tremendously thick to prevent buckling. Strong walls also meant fewer windows, so the insides of Romanesque churches often look dim and feel like fortresses. Gothic architecture began in the mid-12th century with the intention of making churches look like heaven: soaring, colorful, and bright. The biggest difference from the preceding Romanesque style was the use of flying buttresses. These support structures or towers, set off from the main walls and attached by arches, and displaced the pressure from the roof outward. Essentially, this meant the buildings could get taller, walls could get thinner, and there could be a lot of windows, which were often stained glass. Gothic churches have huge, ornate, petaled round windows called rose windows. They also are much pointier than their Romanesque predecessors, with pointed arches and tall spires (instead of blunt towers) characterizing the style.
What kind of wood finish is good for an outdoor table?
Primers are good for protecting against stains, wood sealer is good for soft woods, and wood stains are good for different types of wood. Semitransparent stains are meant for bare wood and semisolid is meant for ones that have previously been stained.
What do the numbers on the bottom of glass bottles mean?
Glass makers often emboss numbers, letters, and symbols on the bottom of bottle for various reasons. Some of the numbers denote the manufacturer of the bottle. Some reference the company to bottle was manufactured for or the product the bottle was meant for.
A kind of antelope begining with G?
Guessing you meant "antelope" then I think you meant "GAZELLE"
What dyes are used to color earthworms?
You are not meant to!
Did the stained glass windows in the middle ages tell a story?
Stained glass windows was originally used in the medieval times as a "biblia pauperum" Which meant "poor man's bible" they were used in the time when people couldn't read or write, so stained glassed windows were used as a substitute for bibles and hymnals since each and every one of the windows tell a story people could understand and open their eyes to what the picture in the stained glass window meant. They could incorporate narratives drawn from the bible, literature or history, they may also represent saints or patrons or even use symbolic mofits
What is the biblical meaning behind stained glass windows?
Stained glass windows in churches are often used to tell stories from the Bible and convey spiritual messages to worshippers. The vibrant colors and intricate designs are meant to inspire awe and reverence, serving as a visual representation of the divine presence and teachings found in the scriptures.
How was Christianity communicated to people in the middle ages?
It was communicated in a number of ways. Foremost among these was the idea of missionary priests, which basically meant priests would go throughout the countryside spreading the message of Christianity. Because during the middle ages, many peasants couldn't read or write, most churches were built with stained-glass windows depicting stories of the Bible, so that the people would have a sense of what the story was about.
What were many of the Stainglass windows have the middle ages meant to do?
teach they were made to teach
Does auto glass shatter in an accident?
Most vehicles have safety glass installed in the windows. This glass is meant to shatter into gummy squares that are less dangerous then the sharp shards that regular glass becomes.
What did inventing glass mean to the glass?
It meant nothing.
How was religion central to the arts and architecture of the middle ages?
The cathedrals that were begun in the middle ages were to done to express the power of God and to display how man was reaching for God through the use of stone and stain glass. Many of them took many years before they were finally finished. The art in the cathedrals and Churches told The Bible stories and the stations of the cross. A huge percentage of the population couldn't read or write so to get the people to understand the stories of the bible they were on the walls and windows of the churches. Passion plays were also done. So, the art and architecture was meant to promote and glorify the church and to show the church as the means for man communicate with God.
Which Windows 2000 verison was meant to replace both windows 9x and windows NT?
windows 2000 professional..
Did the Ancient Romans have windows and doors?
Yes. Glass objects have been recovered across the Roman Empire in domestic, industrial and funerary contexts. Glass was used primarily for the production of vessels, although mosaic tiles and window glass were also produced.
What is meant by burette?
Small glass vial
Do they still make storm windows for andersen windows?
Yes they do. Andersens carries a 400 Series and A-Series windows and doors that have Stormwatch protection that meet Coastal Building Code requirements. They also have monolithic impact-resistant glass that are meant to resist impact, forced entry and any unwanted noise. You can definitely call Andersen Windows' customer service for any questions!
Can liquid nails be stained with mortar stain?
Liquid Nails is not typically designed to be stained with mortar stain as it is an adhesive meant to bond materials together. It is best to use a stain specifically made for the surface you are working on.
