During the Romanesque period, the vision of Christ's second coming was often depicted on which architectural element of a church?

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The tympanum, the semi-circular or triangular decorative wall surface over an entrance, bounded by a lintel and arch, was frequently adorned with scenes of Christ's second coming during the Romanesque period. This was a common theme due to its significance in Christian eschatology and its ability to convey a powerful message to the faithful entering the church.

During the Romanesque Period, the Vision of Christ's Second Coming