From around 1000 CE to the 13th century in Europe, the architecture drew heavily on elements of Roman architecture, such as apses, barrel vaults, and leaf decorations. This period of history was marked by a growing religious practice in Europe that included pilgrimages to sacred sites. Trade routes in the Mediterranean were also opened again, which brought an infusion of ideas and generated growth in a middle class made up of merchants and artisans. What type of art was created during this time?

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Insular art

Insular art

Gothic art

Gothic art

Byzantine art

Byzantine art

Romanesque art

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The type of art created during this time (from around 1000 CE to the 13th century) is primarily Romanesque art. This period is characterized by the incorporation of Roman architectural elements and the development of distinct artistic styles associated with the rise of pilgrimages and the cultural exchange facilitated by renewed trade.