Gothic Cathedrals
.... and its design shows the importance of light in the construction of
Gothic cathedrals .... The light not only helps to obscure the heavy physical
mass of the building ....
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Gothic Art The Early, High and Late Gothic Periods
.... and its design shows the importance of light in the construction of
Gothic cathedrals .... The light not only helps to obscure the heavy physical
mass of the building ....
(542

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Gothic Cathedral Architecture
.... It combines many elements that comprise the
Gothic architecture vocabulary: the Latin crosses .... The light not only helps to obscure the heavy physical
mass of the ....
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Mass Murder
.... The same is true with the majority of
mass murderers. .... were other signs that this group was building up its own social structure based on
Gothic references, hate ....
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The intellectual world view of the 19th Century
.... A character who displays natural moral
mass can escape disaster, even though by any .... Catherine finds numerous sign that she a devotee of
Gothic romances takes ....
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Native Son
....
gothic sensibility to the representation of political consciousness and political development (and the relation of the
gothic to contemporary
mass culture) in ....
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Cathedral Building
.... The Art of the West:
Gothic. .... Hugo H. Saint Joseph Daily Missal: The Official Prayers of the Catholic Church for the Celebration of Daily
Mass. ....
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Notre Dame
.... In the
Gothic period
these needs were fundamentally those of the Romanesque church and .... for the participating clergy, for the ceremony of the
Mass, for altars ....
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ADOLF HITLER
.... was more than a gorgeous show, it also had something of the mysticism and religious fervor of an Easter or Christmas
Mass in a great
Gothic cathedral." To ....
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Notre Dame Cathedral
.... In the
Gothic, structure is not concealed (Von Simson 4-5). The
Gothic architects freed themselves from the Romanesque stylish dependence on weight and
mass. ....
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The American Novel
.... culture, in one sense, was no longer accessible to the great
mass, still less an .... The frank exploitation of grand design evident in the
gothic cathedrals of the ....
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Architectural Monuments
.... a dense crowding of figures which sets the work apart from northern
Gothic sculpture. .... of squares within the bast circle, to reduce the weight and
mass of the ....
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Altarpieces of Renaissance Venice
.... influences, especially when designing his works for placement in existing
Gothic structures. .... since an altar could fulfill its purpose in a
mass without them . ....
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Art Nouveau
.... a mixture of different influences, from Japanese prints and
Gothic architecture to .... 1). The Arts & Crafts movement despised the poorly
mass produced techniques ....
(1525

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)
Alberti & Hugo on Architecture
.... Hugo then expands his natural metaphor and compares this bustling
mass of humanity to .... The function of the
Gothic church, for instance, is the trunk of a tree ....
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Titans and Gods of Greek Mythology
.... earthbound Romanesque architecture turned to the heaven-reaching
Gothic, Western mankind .... popular caricatures, the early forerunners of the "
mass culture" icons ....
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Economic Forces in the 1920s & 1930s
.... the progress that had been made in the later 1920s toward "
mass capitalism" that .... The same could be said of Faulkner's Southern
Gothic regional milieu, likewise ....
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Film and the Novels of Jane Austen
.... revivals of interest that is sometimes inflicted upon artists from pre-
mass media eras. .... can be seen as an overt satire on the highly popular
Gothic romances of ....
(2507

10

)
The Paintings of Duccio & Giotto
.... Jerusalem (Giotto, 1305-6) is a painting that is representative of the
Gothic period in .... The foreground is where the
mass of the work is found, and it is here ....
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Theme of Friendship in Northanger Abbey
.... revivals of interest that is sometimes inflicted upon artists from pre-
mass media eras. .... can be seen as an overt satire on the highly popular
Gothic romances of ....
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6

)
Theme of Friendship
.... revivals of interest that is sometimes inflicted upon artists from pre-
mass media eras. .... can be seen as an overt satire on the highly popular
Gothic romances of ....
(1395

6

)
The theatre of the Golden Age of Spain
.... Another was the use of thrilling subject matter derived from British
gothic novels and .... audience itself, melodrama being calculated to appeal to the
mass market ....
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Forms of Satanism
.... syncretistic religion blending elements taken from Religious Satanism,
Gothic Satanism, ceremonial .... These cases have all the hallmarks of
mass hysteria similar ....
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Aftermath of the Decline of the Roman Empire
.... and the placement of windows and doors in Romanesque, then
Gothic, cathedrals from and .... But by that time economic development had achieved critical
mass and was ....
(1337

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Art Deco Architecture Style
.... of monumental Greco-Roman design, highly decorative baroque architecture,
Gothic style, or .... that masonry could be used not for structural
mass and strength but ....
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American Architectural History, 1860-1915
.... type of architecture involved not only "the simplification of
mass" but also .... instead to the "pre industrial" influence of medieval
Gothic buildings (Cumming ....
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Art & Artists
.... Although the
Gothic style is noted for its churches and cathedrals, there are several fine examples of .... Other music forms are opera, the oratoria, and the
mass. ....
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Classicism and Neoclassicism
.... The International
Gothic had become formulaic and its development had stopped, except for .... On the garden front, the simple
mass of the building is reduced to a ....
(780

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White Noise
.... marble pillars and streams of mystical light slanting through two-tier
Gothic windows, it .... Heinrich exchanges mail and chess moves with a convicted
mass murderer ....
(1068

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Don DeLillo's novel White Noise
.... marble pillars and streams of mystical light slanting through two-tier
Gothic windows, it .... Heinrich exchanges mail and chess moves with a convicted
mass murderer ....
(1068

4

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