Difference between revisions of "Gothic"

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Notre Dame, Paris.

Gothic

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.

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

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-Gothic is a term used to describe objects, and ideas such as art and literature.
+[[File:Notre Dame.jpg|thumb|Notre Dame, Paris.]]
+'''Gothic'''
-It should be noted that people who are gothic should not be pointed out as such. I.E. "Look at that gothic."  Gothic is an adjective not an noun.  The proper way to say it is. "Look at the goth."  It's common with the game played by other goths known as Spot-the-Goth.
+*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.
+[[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==
-==See Also==
 *[[Gothic Culture]]
 *[[Gothic Music]]
 *[[Neo-Gothic Art]]
+[[Category:Culture]]