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[[File:Notre Dame.jpg|thumb|Notre Dame, Paris.]]
 
'''Gothic'''  
 
'''Gothic'''  
  
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*Gothic art is a style of Medieval art, developed in the mid-12th century until the late 15th century. It included [[sculpture]], panel [[painting]], stained glass, [[fresco]] and illuminated manuscripts.  
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*Gothic art is a style of [[Medieval]] art, developed in the mid-12th century until the late 15th century. It included [[architecture]], [[sculpture]], panel [[painting]], stained glass, [[fresco]] and illuminated manuscripts.
  
 
*As a term it is used to describe objects, ideas or people with a dark, moody or mysterious feeling or atmosphere.
 
*As a term it is used to describe objects, ideas or people with a dark, moody or mysterious feeling or atmosphere.
  
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[[File:Simone Martini Gothic painting 1328.jpg|thumb|center|340px|The Miracle of the child falling from the balcony by Simone Martin, 1328.]]
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[[File:Simone Martini Gothic painting 1328.jpg|thumb|center|340px|The Miracle of the child falling from the balcony by [[Simone Martin]], 1328.]]
  
 
==See also==
 
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*[[Neo-Gothic Art]]
 
*[[Neo-Gothic Art]]
  
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Latest revision as of 22:56, December 6, 2017

Notre Dame, Paris.

Gothic

  • As a term it is used to describe objects, ideas or people with a dark, moody or mysterious feeling or atmosphere.


The Miracle of the child falling from the balcony by Simone Martin, 1328.

See also