Blogs1 - 10 of 58 recent posts for tag:"gothic architecture"
17
Nov
2009
DesignCoach: 10 French Periods; The Count Down

3 days ago by interiordesigner

Daily, on the DesignQuotient™ blog, DesignCoach™ Designer James Swan expands your knowledge about the worlds of decorating and design. We’re always looking for Smart-Design-Daily Today on the DesignCoach: French Periods, Number One French design influence did not stop at the “Empire” period, however ...

Untitled blog - jamesswanco.com/interior-designer-Beverly-Hills · 24 references

15
Nov
2009
Gothenticity

5 days ago by Jyotika Malhotra

Gothic. The word meant many things to the people of many different eras. There was the Gothicke language spoken by the Germanic tribes of Goths, Visigoths and Ostrogoths, which generally wreaked havoc on much of Europe during the 3rd to 5th Centuries. Thus, one of the current meanings of the word, a ...

exshoesme - exshoesme.wordpress.com · 2 references

08
Nov
2009
Give Me That Old-Time Religious Architecture

12 days ago by Dan

Andrew tweeted about a study that LifeWay did in which they found that those who do not attend church prefer gothic cathedrals to contemporary church structures. The goods from the report: “People who don’t go to church may be turned off by a recent trend toward more utilitarian church buildings. By ...

City of God - civitatedei.wordpress.com · Rank: 76,932 · 35 references

30
Oct
2009
Sevilla

21 days ago by Julie

I’ve put up a new header – I forget the name of the bridge, but it’s the bridge crossing the river to Triana (a neighborhood/zone in Sevilla). Took the picture last night. Some pictures of Sevilla: la Catedral splayed arch la Giralda Plaza de...San Salvador? the Ayuntamiento Torre de Oro Sevici

'falling' in spain - fallinginspain.wordpress.com

29
Oct
2009
St John the Baptist, Great Hale

22 days ago by Tony Boughen

click photo to enlarge Anyone approaching the church of St John the Baptist, Great Hale, in Lincolnshire, who has an interest in church architecture, will immediately notice its tower. It is un buttressed, has no string courses, and its bell openings have twin rounded arches with a single dividing c ...

PhotoReflect - photoreflect.blogspot.com · 5 references

So Goth

22 days ago by modernica

My first exposure to Gothic Architecture was through movies starring a hunchback, Frankenstein and my all time favorite Dracula. I really like this romantic, eccentric and often epic style because it gives rise to the imagination. Gothic architecture flourished during the high and late medieval peri ...

Untitled blog - modernica.wordpress.com · Rank: 150,356 · 7 references

25
Oct
2009
Saint Werburgh’s – a tangible reminder of our distant past.

26 days ago by Andy Marshall

"Walking through the arched doorway and up towards the chancel of Old Saint Werburgh's in Cheshire, it felt like I was slowly being stripped of every vestige of modernity." Architectural Photographer, Andy Marshall peels back the layers of time at a remarkable church with a hypnotic interior... cont ...

Fotofacade architectural ... - fotofacade.com · 13 references

Mae De Deus Church, Saligao (vertical shot)

27 days ago by Anurag Jain

Mae de Deus church - Saligao Vertical shot Although I have already clicked a snap of Mae De Deus Church, I added this one to the post to illustrate how a change in perspective can make the photograph more interesting. Compare it with my post Mae De Deus Church, Saligao, this one shows the interestin ...

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20
Oct
2009
The Stones of John Ruskin's Venice

32 days ago by Jeremy M. Prince

The Stones of John Ruskin’s Venice In the middle of the nineteenth century John Ruskin, a renowned art historian, critic and intellectual, wrote a three volume book on Venetian art and architecture entitled The Stones of Venice . Within this highly detailed account of Venetian art history, Ruskin in ...

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