10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NEOGOTHIC»
Discover the use of
neogothic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
neogothic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Multiple Masks: Neoclassicism in Stravinsky's Works on Greek ...
ative Spring: Russia and France 1882-1934 (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1999),
Stephen Walsh cites this passage as part of his quotation from Lourié's "
Neogothic and Neoclassic." In addition, on page 460, Walsh points out an earlier
article ...
2
Manufacturing Gemeinschaft: Architecture, Tradition, and the ...
activity taking place within, whether it be teaching children, sorting mail, or
managing the accounts of a smelting plant.24 The prevalence of Neogothic forms
and ornamental motifs in industrial architecture shows the extent to which labor
had ...
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Pedagogies of Difference: Rethinking Education for Social Change
This is what I think the turn to the neogothic is about. Neogothic subcultures
symbolize a turning away from slick, cheerful imagery of the cyberspace post (
identity) culture. Neogothic captures the gritty underground punk who is angry at
the ...
Peter Pericles Trifonas, 2003
This new (and renewed) view of antiquity was subject to extensive and varied
interpretation, from archaeological neoclassical, neogothic, visionary/
revolutionary neoclassical, English neo-palladianism, and Greek and Roman
revivals.
Kendra Schank Smith, 2006
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Lonely Planet Stockholm
NEOGOTHIC. &. NEORENAISSANCE. Towards the end of the 18th century,
neoclassical designs became popular, especially with Gustav lll. A particularly
good example of the king's interests can be seen at Gustav llls Paviljong (p84), in
the ...
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Themes in Indian History: for class 12th
The neoGothic style wasalsoused. It was characterised byhigh piched roofs,
pointed arches and detailed decoration. This style had roots in buildings
especially, churches built in northern Europe during the medievalperiod. The
neoGothic style ...
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Ten Dumb Things Churches Do: And How to Avoid Them
When I was seven,the congregation moved intoa new, modern church built
where the old neoGothic church had stood. The old parish hall,also neoGothic,
was retained.For years afterwards, the church'slogo included reference tothenew
...
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Funeral Games in Honor of Arthur Vincent Lourié
“Perhaps Lourié did more than any other critic before Theodor W. Adorno,” Craft
wrote, “to establish the notion of Schoenberg and Stravinsky as thesis and
antithesis, and Lourié's 'Neogothic and Neoclassic' ...was profoundly influential in
this ...
Klara Moricz, Simon Morrison, 2014
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Style-Architecture and Building-Art: Transformations of ...
The construction of this gigantic building by Barry, assisted by the highly gifted
architect Pugin (the actual founder of the Neogothic movement in England)
constituted the advanced school for a fully developed Neogothic practice of art, in
which ...
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Modern Catholic Social Teaching: Commentaries and ...
46 In Rome, Chateaubriand's neogothic aes- theticism is lived out by the
Brotherhood of St. Luke. Occupying an abandoned monastery, this group of
German painters revives medieval fresco technique, seeing art as the key to
Europe's social ...
Kenneth R. Himes, Lisa Sowle Cahill, 2005
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NEOGOTHIC»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
neogothic is used in the context of the following news items.
Parisian Walkways: Rue de la Folie Méricourt
... of the grandest cathedrals, fuses together several styles – Neogothic, Neo-Romanesque and Neo-Byzantine – an architectural approach that ... «FranceToday.com, Jul 15»
Lytle Park hotel gets OK for renovation plans
Dittoe Fahnestock & Ferber designed the 311 Pike St. building. The Pike Street neogothic building with Dutch influences was built in 1919. «Cincinnati.com, Jul 15»
How tall buildings and heritage can blend into historic urban fabric
In New York, Neogothic churches stand side by side with skyscrapers and integrate them as part of the urban fabric. Similarly, a tall blue glass ... «BusinessWorld Online Edition, Jul 15»
How the ultimate scandal saved one pastor
The church celebrated its newfound status by completing construction of a $12 million, 7,000-seat neogothic cathedral. The church's spire ... «CNN, Jun 15»
What are modern museums really for?
A palatial neogothic pile, full of Pre-Raphaelite statuary, this was where clerics and academics debated Darwin's Origin of Species. This was ... «Spectator.co.uk, May 15»
Lib Dems' narrow hold on Bristol West threatened by student vote
On the green next to Bristol University's neogothic Wills Memorial Tower, fresh-faced young people sprawl or sit cross-legged in small groups in ... «The Guardian, May 15»
Welsh Baptist Chapel site sold
Listed group Empiric Student Property has paid £1m for the freehold of the Grade II listed, neogothic-style site on Upper Brook Street, which has ... «The Business Desk, May 15»
Constellation returns to First-Plymouth's ceiling
Ray McConnell, wanted a church that was unique to America and therefore eschewed the popular church styles of the era -- neogothic and ... «Lincoln Journal Star, Apr 15»
The man behind the Apple Watch
I would hazard a wild guess that 19th-century neogothic ecclesiastical architect and designer Augustus Pugin is not frequently discussed in ... «Financial Times, Mar 15»
Let's move Westminster to Manchester, and reclaim democracy
Bercow added that so bad was the condition of the Palace of Westminster – surely the world's greatest neogothic building – that parliament ... «The Guardian, Mar 15»
