Gothic Art

Gothic art began in 1137 and rebuilt the chair of the St. Denis Abbey church. Gothic art is an artistic style that started in Europe from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. The typical religious nature is particularly known for the unique arch design of churches, stained glasses, illuminated manuscripts. The Gothic style is symbolic, but it is harder and more natural than the Romanesque style. In the late 14th century, people look forward to the Renaissance, Gothic art evolved into a more secular style known as the International Gothic style.

The Gothic style of art, painting, sculpture and architectural features is the second of two great international times in Western Europe and Central Europe. Gothic art evolved from the Romanesque style of art from the mid-12th century to certain parts of the late 16th century. The Gothic word is created by classical writers of the Italian Renaissance, their invented architecture in the Middle Ages (and their non-classical ugly) into the classic culture of the Roman Empire and the 5th century barbarian gothic style tribe. . This term holds its derogatory meaning until the 19th century when the critical reassessment of Gothic architecture was done positively. Modern scholars knew the long Gothic art, but have nothing to do with the Goths, but the term Gothic art history remains a standard language study of the history of art.

Gothic art is a style of Romanesque art developed from the north of France since the 12th century led by simultaneous development of Gothic architecture. It has spread to Western Europe, and most of Southern Europe and Central Europe, and has never abandoned a more classical style in Italy. In the latter half of the 14th century, a gothic international complex court style was developed and continued to evolve until the end of the 15th century. In many areas, especially in Germany, the second half of Gothic art was incorporated into the Renaissance art and entered the 16th century. Gothic period of major media such as sculpture, painting panel, stained glass, mural and manuscript. From Romanesque to Gothic architecture, Gothic Renaissance transition easy to recognize style, is typically a lot of methods used to define the duration of technology to all media, but technology metaphors in development of different speeds