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Romanticizing The Past: Statis and Motion in Yvain and Vézelay

This comparison of such superficially different works as Vézelay's narthex tympanum and Chrétien de Troyes' Yvain focusses our attention on such similar iconographic and thematic content as their arcing structures and explorations of narrative. A sensory approach to the tympanum and the romance reveals some fundamental structures and concerns that typify Romanseque thought.