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IDES 310 Gothic Terms
Have you tried this Illustrated Architecture Dictionary? Check below.
Gothic - scroll to Gothic Middle Ages
Also – consider using an illustration, already labeled or labeled by you for many of the terms – see my examples at the end of the terms list. Scroll down.
1. Gothic architecture – define
2. Gothic arch
3. Cathedra chair
4. High Gothic – France
5. Rayonnant - France
6. Flamboyant - France
7. Tympani
8. Rose Window
9. Fan Vaulting - England
10. Latin cross or cruciform
11. Transepts
12. Crossing
13. Choir
14. Apse
15. Aisles
16. Arcade
17. Ambulatory
18. Bay
19. Ribs
20. Brackets
21. Vaults
22. Bosses
23. Triforium
24. Clerestory window
25. Mullions
26. Lancets
27. Tracery
28. Trefoil
29. Quatrefoil
30. Cinquefoil
31. Stained glass
32. Buttress
33. Flying buttress
34. Casement window
35. Leaded-glass
MOTIFS – search with ‘Gothic’ in your search box – example: Gothic grotesques images
36. Gothic grotesques
37. Gothic Gargoyles
38. Gothic Dwarfs
39. Gothic Bird motif
40. Gothic Foliage
41. Gothic Oak leaves
42. Gothic Crockets
43. Gothic Linenfold – I love linenfold detail!!
44. Gothic Geometric lozenge
45. Gothic Geometric zigzag
FURNISHINGS – same
46. Gothic Choirstall armchair
47. Gothic storage chest or coffer or box
48. Gothic Trestle table
49. Gothic bed
50. Gothic Illuminated manuscripts/books
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Notre Dame, façade detail with tympana and archivolts,
Paris, France,
1163–1250 ce.
flying buttress
GOTHIC FURNITURE
Folding X-frame stool, c. 1400..
Silver throne of King Martin of Aragon, Spain
14th century.
Canopied seat,
France, c. 1500
Oak, with storage
below.
Seigneurial chair, based
on a Coronation chair
from Westminster
Abbey, 1300 ce.
Pierre de Montreuil. Sainte-Chapelle, Paris, France, 1246–1248. Ceiling and glass side elevations.
TRACERY
“A characteristic of tracery in furniture is that
the material—stone, metal, or wood—is relatively
unimportant. The goal is the decorative form.
Tracery sections are as delicate as possible to
emphasize the pattern they create.”
MAJOR FIGURES
Saint-Denis
Abbot Suger
Bishop Maurice de Sully
Louis IX
Christin de Pisan
Isabel of Bavaria
King Martin of Aragon
VOCABULARY
abbey
buffet
crenellated
dais
finial
flying buttress
Gothic arch
High Gothic
linenfold
Merovingian
Norman
quatrefoil
rayonnant
strainer arch
tracery
trefoil
triforium
Saint Denis Paris, France, 1144 ambulatory and choir.
Saint Denis Paris, France, 1144 ambulatory and choir. the first Gothic interior
Chartres Cathedral Chartres, France North rose window 12th century, ce.
Bourges Cathedral, Bourges, France, 1195–1250 ce. Plan.
CONCLUSION
The Gothic period is the tail end of the Middle
Ages and the last period before the Renaissance.
The inspired period of building Gothic cathedrals
lasted some three hundred years.
The church played a central role as a religious,
political, economic, and cultural entity.
Commissions for building and outfitting churches
involved large outlays of cash and resulted in most
of the high-end artwork. Yet the Gothic period saw
the growing importance of royal patronage. Power
was no longer the exclusive purview of monasteries.
Gothic churches involved the input of nobles,
merchants, and artisans.
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IDES310Gothicterms.docx
IDES 310 Gothic Terms
Have you tried this Illustrated Architecture Dictionary? Check below.
Gothic - scroll to Gothic Middle Ages
Also – consider using an illustration, already labeled or labeled by you for many of the terms – see my examples at the end of the terms list. Scroll down.
1. Gothic architecture – define
2. Gothic arch
3. Cathedra chair
4. High Gothic – France
5. Rayonnant - France
6. Flamboyant - France
7. Tympani
8. Rose Window
9. Fan Vaulting - England
10. Latin cross or cruciform
11. Transepts
12. Crossing
13. Choir
14. Apse
15. Aisles
16. Arcade
17. Ambulatory
18. Bay
19. Ribs
20. Brackets
21. Vaults
22. Bosses
23. Triforium
24. Clerestory window
25. Mullions
26. Lancets
27. Tracery
28. Trefoil
29. Quatrefoil
30. Cinquefoil
31. Stained glass
32. Buttress
33. Flying buttress
34. Casement window
35. Leaded-glass
MOTIFS – search with ‘Gothic’ in your search box – example: Gothic grotesques images
36. Gothic grotesques
37. Gothic Gargoyles
38. Gothic Dwarfs
39. Gothic Bird motif
40. Gothic Foliage
41. Gothic Oak leaves
42. Gothic Crockets
43. Gothic Linenfold – I love linenfold detail!!
44. Gothic Geometric lozenge
45. Gothic Geometric zigzag
FURNISHINGS – same
46. Gothic Choirstall armchair
47. Gothic storage chest or coffer or box
48. Gothic Trestle table
49. Gothic bed
50. Gothic Illuminated manuscripts/books
Portal
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