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    art in the western Europe. The one art that stands out and intrigue’s me most would be the Gothic style around 1145 AD. The Gothic Art was one of the most revolutionary eras‚ as it broadened all the aspects of art. Gothic Art matured during the High Gothic Period and found great expression in architecture‚ sculpting‚ panel painting‚ manuscripts‚ stained glass. Frescos Art was also another dominant Gothic Art forms‚ carrying Christian and Secular essence‚ and presented in a Typological format.

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    What is Gothic genre? “The idea of a gothic novel was invented almost single-handedly by Horace Walpole‚ whose ‘The Castle of Otranto’ (1764) contains essentially all the elements that constitute the genre. Walpole’s novel has greatly influenced novels not only written from that period of time but also until this date‚ he has also had great influence upon the short stories‚ poetry‚ and even in gothic genre film making up to this present day” Emily Bronte was influence by ’The Bridegroom of Barna’

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    determining the locations of teaching buildings‚ residence halls and so on. As a landscape architecture student‚ I am interested in this topic. I interviewed professor David Michael Barbarash‚ who is an assistant professor of landscape architecture in Purdue University. Prof. Barbarash earned a bachelor’s of landscape architecture from Virginia Tech and a master of science from the department of landscape architecture at State University of New York Environmental School of Forestry. Before he came to

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    interesting pair to compare. We will conduct this study in four different sections in order to clarify the process of research; Firstly an analysis of formal elements‚ Secondly we will discuss the historical context‚ Then we will cover the questions of Architecture and Construction‚ in terms of style‚ technique and influences‚ Finally we will look at the religious aspect of both monuments‚ their meaning and relation to each other. The Cathedral of Notre-Dame‚ is located on a little island called "Ile

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    England. The Early English Period‚ (1180-1275)‚ was the period of English Gothic architecture. Symmetry and simplicity characterize it. Features of it include the pointed arch‚ which were not only used to create grand entryways‚ but also used on doors and windows. Early English architecture also emphasized height. The pointed arches look as if they are reaching towards the sky. The walls of cathedrals were thick‚ unlike French Gothic styles. Pointed arches were much bigger‚ allowing for larger vaults.

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    Ambiguity and grotesqueness are two themes evident in the Gothic works: “The Black Cat‚” by Edgar Allen Poe‚ “Prey‚” by Richard Matheson‚ “The Feather Pillow‚” by Horacio Quiroga. These authors intended on using gothic elements such as mystery and violence to add suspense and induce fear in the story’s tone. The theme of ambiguity is utilized in various gothic works often to add to the plot of suspense and mystery. In “The Black Cat‚” by Edgar Allen Poe‚ an element of mystery is constant throughout

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    Palm Beach Atlantic University Legacy of the Middle Ages in the west An Essay Submitted to Dr. Gary Poe Humanities II by Blake Nichol March 17‚ 2010 Legacy of the Middle Ages in the West Dear Friend‚ I read your argument recently about the Middle Ages and how you have the belief that it was a time of no cultural expression. Well‚ I’m writing to try to persuade you to think otherwise. After an extensive‚ semester long study on

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    The Architectural Change from Romanesque to Gothic Romanesque vs. Gothic: Sculptural Decoration: Thin‚ elongated‚ abstract figures. More realistic proportions and individualised features. Mood: Dark‚ gloomy. Tall‚ light filled. Emphasis: Horizontal Vertical Elevation = How high the building is Modest height. Soaring Layout = The plan or design of the building Multiple Units. Main Trait = The main feature of the building Rounded Arch. Pointed Arch. Support System = What is

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    Tom Leader Lecture Cause and Effect During the lecture series‚ Tom Leader lectured on works that he has done throughout his career. One of the main points he mentioned was cause and effect in landscape architecture design. During his design process‚ he likes to let the surrounding area and cultures tell him what he can and cannot do. Every landscape is different and he seems to try to use this to his advantage in practice and discipline. One of the cause and effect projects that he talked

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    period‚ peasants were affected by Gothic art‚ architecture‚ and music‚ because many peasants were illiterate. They could only learn about God’s word by symbols and hearing music. Also‚ during the medieval time period‚ peasants were not allowed to own a Bible‚ so they couldn’t learn by reading the bible even if they knew how to read. Cathedrals during this time period had many symbols that showed Christ through the symbols. Some ways were through music‚ architecture‚ art itself shown around the cathedrals

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