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What was the first artistic style?
I believe it was gothic, but i could be wrong. -hinata1042
In which country did the Gothic style first emerge?
The Gothic style first emerged in France.
What are four group of lettering?
gothic style spanish style roman style old english style
What is the Italian Gothic Style?
If you mean music,you can just listen to Lady GaGa's album The Fame Monster(I am not sponsoring anyone). I am familiar with the style with buildings. They have a mid-evil style. Sort of like a gothic style. Hense Italian GOTHIC style. There are some sculptures i know of that have the mid-eval, gothic style.
Who famous Gothic cathedral represents a transition from an early Gothic style to a later high Gothic style?
chartes cathedral
What is neo - gothic archtecture?
new Gothic style buildings
Is Ozzy Osbourne Gothic?
You would have to ask her but I believe the answer is Yes. Her roots are definitely in the goth subculture and there are a great many gothic elements in her work and wardrobe for those who know how to spot them.
Did gothic fashion come from the gothic period?
No, only Gothic style architecture developed from the Gothic period. Fashion came later in the neo-gothic era.
What style did medieval art did they have?
Gothic
What did the term gothic represent to philosophers and artist?
To philosophers and artists, the term gothic represented a style or movement that emphasized emotions, darkness, and the sublime. It often evoked a sense of mystery, awe, and fear, and was associated with medieval architecture and literature that focused on the supernatural and macabre elements.
Who is credited with the creation of the Gothic style?
Abbot Suger (1081 - 1151) is referred to as the father of Gothic architecture and design. Gothic style came hundreds of yeas ago in the dark ages in Europe
Who linked the international gothic style with the renaissance?
The international Gothic style was linked to the Renaissance by artists and historians who recognized the transition in artistic techniques and themes during the late 14th and early 15th centuries. Notably, the work of artists like Jan van Eyck and the influence of Italian painters such as Masaccio highlighted this shift from the ornate and elongated forms of the Gothic style to a more naturalistic approach characteristic of the Renaissance. This connection was further emphasized by scholars who studied the evolution of art and architecture, noting the gradual incorporation of humanism and perspective.
