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Catholic Architecture (600 – 1000 CE): Carolingian

Catholic Architecture (600 – 1000 CE): Carolingian. Aachen, Charlemagne’s Palace and Chapel (789-808). Germigny des Pres, Theodulf’s Oratory (c. 820). St. Gall Monastery (c. 820). Reichenau / Oberzell. S. Georg c. 980. Gernrode, St. Cyriakus (961-983).

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Catholic Architecture (600 – 1000 CE): Carolingian

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  1. Catholic Architecture (600 – 1000 CE): Carolingian

  2. Aachen, Charlemagne’s Palace and Chapel (789-808)

  3. Germigny des Pres, Theodulf’s Oratory (c. 820)

  4. St. Gall Monastery (c. 820)

  5. Reichenau / Oberzell S. Georg c. 980

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