Fish was used as a symbol of Christian faith.

The early Christians built catacombs for burial purposes and serve as their hiding place against Roman persecution.

The paintings were used to teach the illiterate Christians. 

The Gothic art has grown from Romanesque art.

The halo is a symbol originally created by early Christian.

The three-dimensional artworks of early Christians were expressed on the tombs of Roman emperors during early medieval period.

The Byzantine artist and Egyptian artist has similar technique of creating paintings where important figures were drawn smaller than those people of lower rank.

The word "Romanesque" was derived from the word "Ramen", a type of western food.

Emperor Augustus declared Christianity as the official religion of western Roman empire.

The Byzantine architecture introduced the gargoyle structures which served not only as decoration but also as a water spout.