The Korean Philadelphia Presbyterian Church 
.... The First Congregational
Church is a
Gothic Revival building, though its heavy central section and relatively undecorated facade are reminiscent of Romanesque ....
(1662
7
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Gothic Cathedrals
.... 19. Wilson, Christopher. The
Gothic Cathedral: The Architecture of the Great
Church 1130-1530. New York: Thames and Hudson, 1990.
(1845
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The Gothic cathedral movement
.... The
Gothic style originated in the rebuilding of portions of the Abbey
Church of St. .... Shortell has shown, for example, that in the
Gothic church of St. ....
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Romanesque & Gothic Architectural Styles
.... But "technology needs a vision to become a style" and in the case of
Gothic architecture this was a new conception of the
church as a reflection of the ....
(2593
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Some Christian Churches
.... The introduction of the arch brisee - that "broken arch" that is emblematic of the
Gothic Church - allowed builders to create substantially taller buildings ....
(1432
6
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The Nature of Faith
.... The introduction of the arch brisee - that "broken arch" that is emblematic of the
Gothic Church - allowed builders to create substantially taller buildings ....
(1432
6
)
Gothic Cathedrals Although Gothic cathedrals are still physically
.... third (3:4), and the liturgical crossing at the center of the
church as a .... 12 Helen Huss Parkhurst, Cathedral A
Gothic Pilgrimage (Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1936 ....
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Cathedral Building
.... in medieval France was the ultimate metaphor for the monotheistic God/Man-centered universe as defined by the Roman Catholic
Church (Focillon,
Gothic 77). ....
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Alberti & Hugo on Architecture
.... The function of the
Gothic church, for instance, is the trunk of a tree, and stylistic variations of its architecture are the leaves and branches. ....
(2268
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Architecture Comparison
.... characteristic of Hagia Sophia that is most truly impressive and which distinguishes the form of this Christian
church from the
Gothic cathedral shapes that ....
(954
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Altarpieces of Renaissance Venice
.... and the altarpiece than had existed in
Gothic churches." Within the newer style of
church, artwork simply looked different: "In the
Gothic tradition, the ....
(2226
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Notre Dame Cathedral
.... The rebuilding of Notre Dame began in 1163 and would set the model for the great
gothic church: In scale, height, and the grandeur of its dispositions, Notre ....
(3006
12
)
Notre Dame
.... In the
Gothic period…these needs were fundamentally those of the Romanesque
church and included space for worshippers, for the participating clergy, for the ....
(2811
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The books of the Bible
.... windows. System and uniformity of thought were everything to the
Church, and
Gothic cathedrals were instrumental in the project. Then ....
(3401
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Female Desire in the Gothic Novel
.... society, and this paternalism is supported by religious doctrine and the
Church. .... She therefore seeks out in fiction the sort of
Gothic heroine she wants to ....
(1633
7
)
Female Desire in the Gothic novel
.... society, and this paternalism is supported by religious doctrine and the
Church. .... She therefore seeks out in fiction the sort of
Gothic heroine she wants to ....
(1633
7
)
Forms of Satanism
.... for is impossible to attain because the largest group (the
Church of Satan) does not release its membership totals. The second is called
Gothic Satanism, and ....
(1172
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LATE ROMAN EMPIRE AND THE GOTHIC INCURSIONS Thi
.... Frontier fortifications were strengthened and the main Balkan
Gothic tribe, the .... Julian's campaign to disestablish the Christian
church and replace it with ....
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Architectural Monuments
.... through the use of wood as a structural material, and the
church seems very .... c. 1090)and The Virgin of Paris ("Realism of Particulars",
Gothic Sculpture, Early ....
(2213
9
)
A Triumphal Arch
.... Davis, M. ((1994/95). Science, Technology, and
Gothic Architecture. .... The First Christian centuries: Perspectives on the early
church. Chicago: Intravarsity. ....
(1890
8
)
European Civilization in the Middle Ages
.... the
Church was the prime agency promoting artistic endeavor. Architecture was queen; the other arts were used to adorn structures. The Romanesque and
Gothic ....
(1454
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Baroque
.... Here is not frail, ethereal, and heaven-turned
Gothic cathedral but a
church made for a modern city full of pious - but certainly not ignorant or superstitious ....
(1254
5
)
The Renaissance
.... Bible and the Prayer Book, the establishment of the Anglican
Church, and the .... English architecture after about 1580 was inspired by
Gothic ideals of chivalry ....
(763
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Impact of the Renaissance
.... Bible and the Prayer Book, the establishment of the Anglican
Church, and the .... English architecture after about 1580 was inspired by
Gothic ideals of chivalry ....
(762
3
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The Renaissance & Changes Throughout Europe
.... Bible and the Prayer Book, the establishment of the Anglican
Church, and the .... English architecture after about 1580 was inspired by
Gothic ideals of chivalry ....
(762
3
)
Sculpture and Culture
.... told much about culture. The
Gothic period saw much sculpture in connection with
church architecture. Sculptural figures were also ....
(1758
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Artistic Decoration of the Sistine Chapel
.... Clark says that in the
Gothic period the human body "had been the .... 5). One could also cite the sturdy, square formalism of Romanesque
church architecture, as ....
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The Coronation of the Virgin
.... were a vital aspect in
Gothic art. During the period in which Guariento lived, the Virgin Mary had come to play an important role in both the
Church and in ....
(1861
7
)
Aftermath of the Decline of the Roman Empire
.... in Romanesque, then
Gothic, cathedrals from and to the proper direction, eg, at Chartres (Baldwin 110-111). Southern (16) says that the
church was identified ....
(1337
5
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The Architecture of Great Britain
.... He might have remained an amateur architect if the great London fire of 1666 had not destroyed the
Gothic cathedral of St. .... Peter's of the
Church of England. ....
(1276
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