Conisbrough Castle, England 1066

Conisbrough Castle, England, is a prime example of Romanesque architecture dating back to 1066. Characterized by its rounded arches and sturdy stonework, the castle showcases a distinct style that emerged in Europe between the 10th and 13th centuries. This particular image captures a window within the castle, highlighting the intricate detailing of the arches and the craftsmanship of the builders. The simplicity and grandeur of Romanesque architecture make Conisbrough Castle a testament to the artistic and engineering achievements of its time.