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During the Romanesque period, painted murals largely replaced mosaics on the walls of churches outside of Rome.
The Romanesque period started in mid-10th century CE and lasted until 12th century CE. It was centered in Europe and produced diverse regional styles. Primarily, it was an art and architectural style greatly inspired by the Classical Roman styles dating back to Antiquity and Byzantine periods.
Churches outside of Rome predominantly had mosaics on their walls. But the Romanesque art movement introduced mural decoration on the large walls and curving vaults of Church buildings.
Church walls had murals of Christ the Redeemer framed by a mandorla and four winged beasts, or of Mother Mary, and on arches were saints and apostles. The Last Judgment was represented on the rear walls
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