Romanesque Architecture (History of World Architecture)
Harry N. Abrams | 1975 | ISBN: 0810910241 | English | 438 pages | PDF | 74 MB

Although only about ten thousand Romanesque buildings survive, countless more existed once—as excavations and old writings attest. In addition to their numerical abundance, their distribution ranged over a considerable area: their core may be said to coincide with the modern boundaries of Germany, France, Italy, and Spain, yet examples have been found as far afield as Scotland and Denmark to the west of the Rhine and Hungary and Yugoslavia to the east