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What architectural form of Islamic art was replaced in Romanesque art because of the cost of production?

Flying Buttresses

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the answer is flying buttresses
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The Flying Buttresses were the architectural form of Islamic art was replaced in Romanesque art because of the cost of production.

What were the flying buttresses?

These were the type of buttress that were made to provide support to a building so as to fasten it on the ground while providing support to it on the side.

This type of architecture was done by the Romanistique people and it was an expensive project to execute.

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