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Lec 9
Lec 9
Backsteingotik :The brick architecture of North Germany and the lands arou-
nd the Baltic.
Flamboyant :Last phase of French Gothic, from the 15th century,using ogees in
flame- like tracery patterns, and thin, faceted mouldings.
High Gothic :The so-called classic phase in France, including Chartres,
Reims, and Ameins Cathedrals: tall, thin structures, with long clerestories and
flying buttresses.
Hispano-Flemish :Highly decorative style from the reign of Isabella of
Castile (1474-1504), combining Netherlandish and local Islamic inspired
Mudejar forms.
Late Gothic :Architecture after 1350, but essentially applicable to the empire,
characterized by variety in pier forms, tracery, and vault patterns; exemplified
in hall churches.