- The term
Norman architecture is used to
categorise styles of
Romanesque architecture developed by the
Normans in the
various lands under their dominion...
-
Romanesque Revival is also
sometimes referred to as the "
Norman style" or "Lombard
style",
particularly in
works published during the 19th
century after...
- Anglo-
Normans (
Norman: Anglo-Normaunds, Old English: Engel-Norðmandisca) were the
medieval ruling class in the
Kingdom of
England following the
Norman Conquest...
- The
Normans (
Norman: Normaunds; French: Normands; Latin: Nortmanni/Normanni) were a po****tion
arising in the
medieval Duchy of
Normandy from the intermingling...
-
century to
allow the
construction of the
Paradise Cloister, in the Arab-
Norman style. The
remains of St.
Andrew were
reportedly brought to
Amalfi from Constantinople...
- that the
churches in the new
British colonies should be
built in the
Norman style, so that the
local architects and
builders can go
through the
paces repeating...
- term
Norman–Arab–Byzantine culture,
Norman–Sicilian
culture or, less inclusively,
Norman–Arab culture, (sometimes
referred to as the "Arab-
Norman civilization")...
-
style was
introduced from the continent, as in the now built-over
additions to
Westminster Abbey made from 1050 onwards,
already influenced by
Norman...
- The
Norman Conquest (or the Conquest) was the 11th-century
invasion and
occupation of
England by an army made up of
thousands of
Norman, French, Flemish...
-
Norman Revival architecture is an
architectural style. In the
United Kingdom, "
Norman style", also
known as "Lombard
style" may be
essentially a synonym...
