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William The Conqueror

William The Conqueror

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Origins

The visual style of William The Conqueror refers to the art and architecture of the Norman period in England. This style emerged in the late 11th century and is characterized by the use of Romanesque architecture, grandiose castles, and intricate tapestries.

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