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Gothic Revival/Gothick

2020
Gothic Revival designates a key moment in architectural history. It also refers to the use of Gothic forms and motifs in furniture, design, and the decorative arts. It is inextricably connected to the reawakened interest in medieval architecture that began in the 18th century and that provided both its scholarly basis and intellectual context.
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Ecclesiastical Gothic Revivalism

2020
Abstract This chapter argues that the ecclesiastical Gothic revivalism of the nineteenth century was the consequence of a wider change in contemporaries’ understandings of the nature of church buildings themselves. The product of new ideas about faith and time as well as novel notions about the nature of architecture, this revival was ...
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Gothic Ruins and Revivals

2020
Abstract This chapter discusses Gothic history and Gothic selfhood in the writings of the Lake Poets: Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Southey. Wordsworth’s ‘Michael, A Pastoral Poem’ is the central text, and the chapter traces the mixture of traditionalism and ‘temporalization’ in this ‘history / Homely and rude’ of family breakdown and ...
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The English Gothic Revival in Argentina

Visual Resources, 2001
(2001). The English Gothic Revival in Argentina. Visual Resources: Vol. 17, No. 3, pp. 289-319.
Francisco Corti, Ofelia Manzi
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The Gothic Revival Beyond Europe

2020
Abstract This chapter traces the movement outward and influence of the Gothic Revival movement beyond Europe during the mid to late nineteenth century. It considers the impact of this movement on both secular and religious buildings, focusing on how this particular style of architecture found its way into the wider British world, and ...
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Gothic Survival and Revival in Bologna

The Art Bulletin, 1954
IN THE carnival of 16941 the Teatro Malvezzi in Bologna put on a first performance of a new opera named La Forza delta Virtu, which must have caused some raising of eyebrows among a public accustomed to the ordinary theatrical fare. Its music by G. A. Perti seems to be lost and we are not prepared to pass on the libretto by Domenico David.
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Three Gothic Revival Houses at Lexington

Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, 1947
houses at Lexington, Kentucky, built in the middle of the nineteenth century, and popularly known as "Ingleside," "Loudoun," and "Aylesford." Ingleside is located just beyond the southern limits of Lexington off the Harrodsburg Pike, Loudoun is near the northern boundary in Castlewood Park, while Aylesford although, likewise, originally once a suburban
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