Radovan's portal could be classified transitional Romanesque‑Gothic style and it illustrates the difference between the external morphological features of a style and its structure. Its recessed frame, semi‑circular tympanum and rounded arches, as well as the typology of the figures, make the portal clearly Romanesque in appearance, but in its essential artistic qualities and meaning, its preoccupation with earthly life and contemporary man, and its consequent realism, this is a work reflecting humanist Gothic tendencies. So although the portal is included at the end of the Romanesque period, it is essentially looking forward to the Gothic style.