The heyday of Gothic styles in architecture was about 1180-1500 or possibly 1550ish in some regions. Gothic styles - and the movement was above all architectural - became increasingly ornate and elaborate after about 1380-1400. The style was most fully developed in Northern and Central Europe - France, Britain, Central Europe (as far east as Transylvania) - and also parts of Italy, Spain and Portugal. Key features included: flying buttresses to support the walls and roofs. This allowed for large stained glass windows. Another key feature was the pointed arch (as opposed to the round arch inherited from ancient Rome); also large areas devoted to the choir, screens shutting off the choir and sancturary from the nave; spire (on top of towers). Gothic architecture (except perhaps at the end, when it became playful) tended to make churches dark and mysterious places of awe, sometimes even with a whiff of the uncanny. In painting, 'Gothic' art sometimes tended to be two-dimensional. Note that the term 'Gothic' was first used after about 1530 and meant something like 'barbaric'. From about 1770 onwwards there was a 'Gothic revival', with Gothic and pseudo-Gothic styles again popular. Two outstanding examples in Britain are the Houses of Parliament and St Pancras Station. 1. Gothic horror novels were a separate, literary development from the 1760s onwards. Please see link below. 2. The modern 'Goth cult' is something different again. Please see link below. (It has a section discussing the development of the terms Gothic and Goth).
The Gothic period was the time in Europe between the 12th and 16th centuries. There was a lot of great architecture and art produced during this period.
The gothic period
No, only Gothic style architecture developed from the Gothic period. Fashion came later in the neo-gothic era.
The Renaissance effectively ended the period of Gothic art. Gothic art was totally religious in nature, while the Renaissance promoted the rise of secular art.
The Gothic period of literature lasted about 100 years. It began in the latter part of the 18th century and ended about 1900.
During the course of European History, the Gothic Period came before the Baroque Period. "Gothic" refers especially to a style of architecture (although much else was also involved) that first appeared in the Middle Ages during the 12th century. By contrast, "Baroque" refers to a distinctive style of architecture (and much else) that first appeared in the 1600s.
The gothic period
The gothic period
No, only Gothic style architecture developed from the Gothic period. Fashion came later in the neo-gothic era.
The Gothic culture and peoples in the high and late Medieval period were Catholic and developed the Gothic architechure which was so admired by later ages. The Gothic culture was quite advanced and the High Medieval period was literally a high point for the Catholic Church and for Christians. Thus their view on Our Blessed Lord and the Bible was very high. Few common people could read and clerics who could read were held in high regard.
1815-1830
Gothic period refers to the movement in the Medieval ages against more standard forms of art and archirecture. There are three periods:Early English Gothic (1189 - 1272)Decorated Gothic (1272 - 1377)Perpendicular Gothic (1377 - 1547)
The Renaissance effectively ended the period of Gothic art. Gothic art was totally religious in nature, while the Renaissance promoted the rise of secular art.
In what ways does Gothic architecture display this time period as an Age of Faith
yes
Abbot Sugar
12
Gothic art began in the Medieval period with architecture and sculptures. Gothic art today is very different from the art back then.