The artwork titled “Abbaye Saint Philibert De Tournus, France,” attributed to the artist of “Romanesque Architecture,” was created around the year 1000. It belongs to the Romanesque art movement and is categorized under the genre of architecture. It is a part of the “Facades” series.
The artwork depicts the facade of the Abbey of Saint Philibert in Tournus, France, showcasing the defining characteristics of Romanesque architecture. Constructed primarily of stone, the facade features distinct rounded arches and a robust, solid structure that includes a central door with a prominent archway. The upper sections of the facade display rows of small, rounded windows and decorative arcades. The tower, rising majestically with its sloped roof, is illuminated, highlighting the intricate masonry and the imposing, fortress-like appearance typical of the Romanesque style. The overall design exudes a sense of stability and grandeur, reflecting the architectural advancements and aesthetic sensibilities of the period.
