This post has notes covering the Gothic Architecture in France, Italy, Spain, Evolution of Gothic Vaulting in British Isles and Central Europe. It briefly outlines the architectural character of the cathedrals and churches that existed in that era. It highlights how Gothic Architecture is amalgamation of the Greek inspiration, Roman Construction and Byzantine decoration. Gothic Architecture is mainly characterized by Stained glass windows, Pointed arches, Experiments with flying and pier buttresses.
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| Page 01 Gothic Architecture - France, Italy, Spain |
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| Page 02 Gothic Architecture - British Isles |
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| Page 03 Gothic Architecture - Central Europe |
Some extra notes for Gothic Architecture
Here's another page of notes I found elsewhere and I thought I should club it here with the above notes.
The Gothic style of architecture that existed from 1200 to 1400 AD can be divided into three distinct categories: Early, High and Late. This picture below from my notes highlights the architectural style that developed during each of the above categories.
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| Gothic Architecture Style |
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