Interior, Yttergran Church, Sweden 1150

This photograph captures the interior of the Yttergran Church in Sweden, dating back to 1150. The church is an example of Romanesque architecture, a style that was prevalent in Europe from the 10th to the 13th centuries. Romanesque churches are known for their rounded arches, thick walls, and decorative details. This image showcases a typical example of Romanesque interior design, featuring the use of wood and stone to create a sense of solemnity and permanence.