Origins of Gothic Architecture

The origin of Gothic architecture is attributed to the renovation of Abbott Sugar and St Dennis Cathedral. "Church" is mainly determined by medieval Gothic style. This style is a fusion of early styles, which was regarded as "Gothic" and was not necessarily popular until it was not part of the original plan of St Denis Cathedral. It changed quickly, and the cathedrals used their pointed arch, rose windows and flying arches. And all of them became generic - they were all completely different from Gothic architecture.

The Gothic Cathedral shows the emergence of Christianity in architecture symbolized by Otto von Simsson's "Gothic Cathedral: Origin of Gothic Architecture and the Concept of Medieval Order" (New York, 1956) was thoroughly investigated. From the temple to the synagogue of Harold W. Turner: The phenomenology and theology of religious places (The Hague, 1979) are the religious places of the Church as used for building tension, the existence of God, and collective worship I interpret the history of the building. I connected. The sacredness of the East Christian church is conveyed mainly through its icon. See, for example, George Galavaris's "Idols in Church Life: Doctrine, Etiquette, Devotion" (Leiden, 1981).

Along with the collapse of the Roman Empire, Christianity became the guardian of the faithful Romanesque architecture of the church. Brilliant sculpture by the St. Lazare Church of Giselbertus gave a promise to heaven and a warning to hell. The origin of Gothic architecture was in the choir of St. Denis Abbey church. The Chartres cathedral contains a gorgeous stained glass. Three movies about colonialism, nationalism, revolution, the New York Times known as "solid historical documents" have valuable preferences for Africa's unique view. It conveys the sense that there is no permanent dignity which can be eliminated by rationalization of the colonial era. Unique record of colonialism in the human sense "(Judy Stone, San Francisco Chronicle)