The Dominance of Gothic Architecture in The High Middle Ages

They may be shocked when people are watching the Notre Dame cathedral directly or in the picture. The two towers in the west facade are at the height of the sky and seem to be trying to scrap paradise. The pointed arch seems to stick out from both sides and get caught on the ground. There is a large cave inside, and the light with color passes through the large and complex stained glass window. All these attributes make Notre Dame a model of Gothic architecture. It is not isolated from this distinction.

Gothic architecture flourished in Europe during the late Middle Ages and later generations. It evolved from Romanesque architecture and replaced by Renaissance style architecture. Gothic architecture, which began in France in the 12th century and continued till the 16th century, was called Opus Francigenum ("French work") during this period and the Gothic style first appeared in the late Renaissance era. Its features include a pointed arch, a vaulted rib (developed from a combined vault of Romanesque buildings), and a flying arch. The most familiar Gothic architecture is the architecture of many cathedrals, monasteries and European churches.

Gothic architecture is spreading in the Middle Ages or the Middle Ages. It is inspired by Roman style architecture. The best examples of Gothic architecture are the Gothic Cathedral, in particular La Sainte-Chapelle Cathedral in France, Salisbury Cathedral in the UK. This article will discuss the main and recognizable features of the Gothic Cathedral from the standpoint of style and concept and will explore the change and evolution of the church's appearance plan and sculpture plan.

The phenomenon of Gothic experience appeared in the Middle Ages. At that time Gothic style arts, architecture, literature, etc were in fashion. The Gothic building consists of arch and stained glass windows. Gothic art includes painting and sculpture. Finally, Gothic literature must include items such as castles, aura, magic, heroes, labyrinths etc. to treat it as Gothic literature. The most serious plague in European history lasted from about 1347 to 1352. Meanwhile, over one third of the population of Europe died in the plague. The victim died of a bad death. It was brought to fleas by rats on an international trade vessel. There is no logical explanation - a general explanation is that the planets are arranged in a toxic way, the Jews have poisoned drinking water or punished their sins