Gothic church architecture terms
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Plan retains key elements of Romanesque church. Tall thin capitals with foliate capitals. Pointed arches and ribbed vaults. Less clear divisions between parts in favour of a unified interior space. The Romanesque was built using heavy walls that divided the space; Gothic architecture is more open, with more wall space given over to stained glass
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After the Romanesque period came the Gothic period. The originator of the Gothic style is the Abbey Church of St. Denis in France. The Gothic style lasted from circa 1140 CE until approximately 1400 CE. Architecture from the Gothic period style is the outcome of the engineering dilemma of how to use stone to span wider surfaces from taller heights.
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GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE. Altar: Elevated structure located in the choir at the east end of the church, where religious rites are performed. Ambulatory: Passageways surrounding the central part of the choir, which is often a continuation of the side aisles. The most common design of the Gothic era was the double ambulatory surrounded by semi ...
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Select a typical Early Gothic and a High Gothic cathedral and explain the factors that differentiate one from another. What are the major changes in Medieval architectural sculpture in relation to its structural setting as seen in St. Sernin at Toulouse (fig. 17-21) , the Royal Portal (fig. 18-5) and Porch of the Confessors (Fig. 18-15)?
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V. The Role of the Roman Catholic Church. As an organizing force. Only organized institution in Europe: Influence on the people: Education (Monastic System): The Structure of the Church: Influence on Art and Architecture. Gothic architecture: Cathedrals: The use of art in the Church: Important Church Terms. Heresy: Excommunication: VI. The Crusades
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VI. Gothic Art. 1. What are the changes in European religious concepts that make Gothic art and architecture possible? 2. What are the key elements of Gothic architecture in France? 3. How is the Gothic Style different in England and Germany? 4. What …
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Gothic architectural. forms (The Cathedral). In Gothic architecture, a unique combination of existing technologies established the emergence of a new building style. Those technologies were the ogival or 1) pointed arch, the 2) ribbed vault, the 3)flying buttress and …
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‘The tendency’, it asserts, ‘was to produce almost exact replicas. Gothic architecture, prayer book liturgies, clerical dress, musical instruments, hymns and tunes, decision-making processes, synods and committees, superintendents and archdeacons—all were exported and unimaginatively introduced into the new mission-funded churches’.
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