10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PERPENDICULAR GOTHIC»
Discover the use of
perpendicular Gothic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
perpendicular Gothic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Akron Churches: Early Architecture
Perpendicular Gothic is characterized by an extreme sense of verticality: straight
lines rising from the ground, seeming to reach for the sky, reaching toward the
heavens. It was meant to be the ultimate expression of exaltation, a feeling of ...
2
THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE
But the Gothic principle, however debased, was yet far from being extinct ; and
during a very protracted space of the Perpendicular- Gothic period we have
abundant evidence of its existence, though truly in a state of debasement. For the
earlv ...
3
The Gentleman's Magazine
But the Gothic principle, however debased, was yet far from being extinct ; and
during a very protracted space of the Perpendicular- Gothic period we have
abundant evidence of its existence, though truly in a state of debasement. For the
early ...
4
The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review
But the Gothic principle, however debased, was yet far from being extinct ; and
during a very protracted space of the Perpendicular- Gothic period we have
abundant evidence of its existence, though truly in a state of debasement. For the
earlv ...
5
The New World of the
Gothic Fox: Culture and Economy in ...
Pevsner is not the only one to regard Perpendicular Gothic as a uniquely English
variant. According to John Harvey, Perpendicular ... is a pragmatic architecture [
that] developed and flourished mightily, first because it pleased King Edward III, ...
6
The
Gothic: A Very Short Introduction
In Europe, state Gothic culminated in the French Flamboyant style of exaggerated
, flame-like extremities and ogee (double-s) arches; in England, it culminated in
Perpendicular Gothic. Perpendicular Perpendicular, also known as the ...
7
A Manual of Historic Ornament
Early Gothic, three-lobed leaves arranged in spiral lines. Decorated Gothic, with
natural types of foliage, such as the oak and maple, with a flowing undulating line
. Perpendicular Gothic, showing the vine and leaves as elements, and arranged ...
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
... Late Gothic —Perpendicular style (May Subd Geog) —Bulgaria UF English
architecture UF Architecture, Perpendicular Gothic —California _England
Perpendicular Gothic style “China USE Architecture—England (ArChlteCture) _
_Denmark ...
Library of Congress. Cataloging Policy and Support Office, 2006
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Forms of English History in Literature, Landscape, and ...
Part of the problem here is that this last of all the categories, the Perpendicular
Gothic, has to cover the greatest amount of historical ground, not in years so
much as in form and sociopolitical change. Because the term runs from the end of
the ...
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
P36 (Environmental pollution)] UF Acetylnitro peroxide PAN (Chemical) BT
Peroxides Perpendicular gardening USE Vertical gardening Perpendicular
Gothic style (Architecture) USE Architecture, Gothic-Perpendicular style
Perpendicular style ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PERPENDICULAR GOTHIC»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
perpendicular Gothic is used in the context of the following news items.
Sunderland church which survived wartime bombings is in urgent …
“Rich sculpture is framed by delicate tracery in the Perpendicular Gothic style. At the west end, the octagonal font is decorated with emblems of ... «Sunderland Echo, Jun 15»
Michael Palin: my seven of the best
Perpendicular Gothic prevails, though not as we know it. The apse with its richly coloured and textured ceiling is almost Byzantine. There is fine ... «Church Times, May 15»
Top 11 attractions in Cambridge according to TripAdvisor
One reviewer said: "The finest example of English Perpendicular Gothic in the world." Anglesey Abbey. The National Trust site provides a great ... «Cambridge News, May 15»
Chaucer's tales still lure visitors to Canterbury
... and Gothic architectural styles, with round and pointed arches, blind arcades, and pinnacles of the 14th-century perpendicular Gothic nave. «MiamiHerald.com, Feb 15»
Hotel Butler Turns Bath's Best Kept Secrets Tour Guide
Next on the Butler turned tour guide's list is Bath Abbey, founded in the 7th century and one of the largest examples of Perpendicular Gothic ... «NOW Bath, Dec 14»
Replica of The Press building planned
1907-09: Four-storey The Press building built in perpendicular Gothic style from reinforced concrete. 1985: Registered as a category 1 historic ... «Stuff.co.nz, Nov 14»
We're truly blessed with our cathedral cities
... history: from the 14th-century wall, much of it built with stones from Old Sarum; to the Perpendicular Gothic north gate; to the Bishop's Palace, ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 14»
16 October 1834: Houses of Parliament burn down
Work began in 1840 in the perpendicular gothic style and cost £2m – roughly £180m in today's money. Construction lasted more than 30 years, ... «MoneyWeek, Oct 14»
Step into British history on the road to Canterbury
... and Gothic architectural styles, with round and pointed arches, blind arcades and pinnacles of the 14th-century perpendicular Gothic nave. «Dallas Morning News, Oct 14»
Terror and Wonder, the UK's Largest Exhibition of Gothic Literature …
... Britain's most famous artworks and buildings. In God's own Architects: The First Gothic Age, Dr Janina Ramirez looks at Perpendicular Gothic, ... «Fine Books & Collections Magazine, Oct 14»
