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| ins in a number of verbs (seen most clearly in | Gothic), a distinction by which they are grouped toge |
| architectural style of the cathedral is French | Gothic, a style that would have been popular between |
| The | Gothic abbey church |
| n the fifteenth century an imposing Flamboyant | Gothic abbey church was erected; the abbey church was |
| Today its Romanesque and Early | Gothic abbey church is a picturesque ruin. |
| The club featured | Gothic accents, gargoyles with lights piercing from t |
| rumental project, Creek has worked with German | Gothic Acts Umbra et Imago and Lacrimosa as well as w |
| Immediately underneath, the second floor is a | Gothic addition built during the reign of Charles IV |
| The font is a Perpendicular | Gothic addition. |
| dows of the nave and chancel are Perpendicular | Gothic additions, including the east window of the ch |
| Gothic adjectives follow noun declensions closely - t | |
| Main article: | Gothic alphabet |
| The corresponding letter of the | Gothic alphabet is �� g, called giba. |
| tises by Alcuin, including a discussion of the | Gothic alphabet. |
| An elaborate | Gothic altar adorns the nave. |
| Behind the altar is an elaborate stone | gothic altarpiece |
| ed from the tribal name Amal (referring to the | Gothic Amali) and ric (Gothic reiks) meaning "ruler, |
| s mentioning 'jittery electronic elements with | gothic ambient nuances'. |
| vourably compared the book to earlier Southern | Gothic American literature such as To Kill a Mockingb |
| n the indie rock, baroque pop, psych folk, and | Gothic Americana genres. |
| n films like Carlito's Way, The Scout, Batman: | Gothic, and the independent film Beef. |
| le, built in the transition from Romanesque to | Gothic and mudejar decor highlighting its ample rooms |
| esent a charming architectural blend of Roman, | Gothic and Oriental. |
| pean Linguistics, Prakrit, Persian, old Irish, | Gothic and other languages. |
| Similar to the MS | Gothic and MS Mincho font families, reverse solidus g |
| This was an example of Early English | Gothic, and earned praise from the medieval chronicle |
| equent works of 1898 were quite mellow, almost | gothic and Christian, with the first two hiding behin |
| Especially within the | Gothic and industrial scenes, the innovations would b |
| h as of 1978 were re-used as apartments, "also | Gothic and shingled, with some unusual Art Nouveau fl |
| NBC soap opera Days of our Lives, the somewhat | gothic and mystical international crime boss Stefano |
| kup; instrumentally, this is showcased with in | gothic and dramatic musical arrangement and use of ha |
| ndsome edifice of hewn limestone, in the mixed | Gothic and Grecian styles of architecture. |
| The major works are from the | Gothic and Renaissance period in the Netherlands and |
| he languages into three groups: East Germanic ( | Gothic and a few other very scantily attested languag |
| 5 ft) tall and is inspired by a combination of | Gothic and 'Manhattan'-like architecture. |
| The building is in between late | Gothic and early Renaissance style, and now houses th |
| distributor, and web store specializing in the | Gothic and Visual Kei music such as Electro-industria |
| l as an increasing popularity especially among | gothic and neofolk listeners. |
| ic Lolita can be seen as somewhere between the | Gothic and sweet styles; it is not as dark as Gothic |
| released a number of albums influential to the | Gothic and dream pop genres. |
| Wereka and Batwin are named in both | Gothic and Greek sources, but the persecutor (Wingour |
| ell-known example of such a similarity is that | Gothic and Gutnish called both adult and young sheep |
| In the extended complement of sibyls of the | Gothic and Renaissance imagination, the Phrygian Siby |
| nd he found out that they preferred designs in | Gothic and Greek styles, so he put efforts into build |
| ate 19th and 20th Century Revivals, Collegiate | Gothic, and other architecture. |
| was erected about 1520 in a style composed of | Gothic and Renaissance elements. |
| in the character of English thirteenth-century | Gothic and were available for use in January 1891. |
| a mixture of Norman, Early English, Decorated | Gothic and Perpendicular Gothic features. |
| Bath stone, of classical proportions but with | Gothic and Moorish detail. |
| ased record label that specializes in ambient, | gothic, and experimental music. |
| to become a fortress in Late Antiquity due to | Gothic and other Barbarian raids after 238. |
| Scottish Renaissance tradition, which combined | gothic and classical elements, together with manneris |
| tecture was emerging from the Edwardian era of | Gothic and Baroque revival, Neo-Georgian, French Beau |
| lower part of the bell-tower is Perpendicular | Gothic and the south chapel remains as it was built i |
| churches, some in the Romanesque, some in the | Gothic and some in the Renaissance style. |
| and independent sound changes, one applying to | Gothic and another to Old Norse, rather than being a |
| na, sculptures of the Middle Ages, the Italian | Gothic, and the early Renaissance. |
| m), is three storeys high and has a mixture of | gothic and castellated styles. |
| d houses in such styles as Venetian, Colonial, | Gothic and others. |
| mill, and an entire company town of Carpenter | Gothic and other wooden buildings. |
| ated by Shaun Cassidy, the creator of American | Gothic and Invasion, brother of cast member Patrick C |
| scapes and medieval monuments (ruined castles, | Gothic and Romanesque churches). |
| t in 1892, employing elements of the Victorian | Gothic and Italianate style. |
| The music is more | Gothic and doom-laden with washes of mellotron and gu |
| llowing season, and again in 1960 (shared with | Gothic) and 1961. |
| assed, limestone church building in a blend of | Gothic and Romanesque Revival styles. |
| Built in 1874, the house is an example of | Gothic and Italianate architecture. |
| the completion of his painting called American | Gothic, and in 1934, he was invited to join the facul |
| It is a Greek Revival style structure with | Gothic and Federal elements dating to 1841. |
| rchitecture: Colonial, federal, Greek revival, | Gothic, and other types erected prior to the American |
| ransitioned to the more contemporary Victorian | Gothic and Queen Anne styles. |
| The sound is rather | gothic and melancholic, unlike the later albums, e.g. |
| The building exhibits | Gothic and Queen Anne design details. |
| alianate buildings, the heaviness of Victorian | Gothic and the mansard roof common on Second Empire b |
| black metal with elements of electro, horror, | gothic and orchestral themes. |
| ing as 'sweet-tempered, undramatic Curvilinear | Gothic', and that the interior was 'noble and subtle. |
| USA) was a best-selling American author of 23 | gothic and romance novels as T. E. Huff and Tom E. Hu |
| The chancel is Decorated | Gothic and certainly from the 14th century. |
| ristol, England, UK) is a British co-writer of | gothic and romance novels in collaboration with her h |
| d they may all be further related, in turn, to | Gothic and the Celtic languages, as well as to Persia |
| Gothic and Renaissance stained glass windows and mura | |
| owded depictions of religious scenes combining | Gothic and Renaissance styles. |
| Auflage 1886) - The German | Gothic and Renaissance Room |
| particularly the vernacular Greek Revival and | Gothic- and Eastlake-detailed dwellings, which line i |
| Symphonika - | Gothic Angel Warriors album (ROTOCD012) |
| The exterior stonework retains its | Gothic appearance to this day and other original arch |
| Its collection of 10 spires gives it an almost | gothic appearance, and its staircase design makes it |
| en with excessive eyeliner make-up to create a | gothic appearance. |
| In | Gothic appears the verb driugan meaning "to do milita |
| dded, linked with the nave by an Early English | Gothic arcade of two bays. |
| Below is the | Gothic arch of the main entrance. |
| It features a bell tower pierced by | Gothic arch shaped louvered windows. |
| a rainbow which radiates from below a pointed | Gothic arch formed from the wings of angels. |
| .55 meters, and falls under the quintessential | Gothic arch style. |
| of the 15th century the bridge consisted of a | Gothic arch with a tower on each side. |
| In the upper storey is a central window in a | Gothic arch with a rectangular window on each side. |
| ocket - it resembles the shape in profile of a | gothic arch, a canted ogive. |
| entry and rose until they joined in a massive | Gothic arch. |
| The entrance is shaped in a | Gothic arch. |
| ble door surmounted by a large, stained glass, | Gothic arched transom light trimmed with splayed bric |
| ance of the church is deeply recessed within a | Gothic arched opening. |
| Also on the front facade is a large | Gothic arched window with geometrict tracery and stai |
| tral front entrance flanked by blind bays, and | Gothic arched stained glass windows. |
| It was built between 1308 and 1378 with six | Gothic arches and three square towers. |
| Scott's design has six | gothic arches with spans from 24 feet (7.3 m) to 34 f |
| The handrails also feature | gothic arches that span from column to column, and re |
| In 1948 was reformed the facade, finding | Gothic arches and appointed it like the Fisherman's M |
| Gothic arches adorn the Doge's Palace, Venice. | |
| ean architecture building consists patterns of | Gothic arches and Baroque ornamentation. |
| Inside it is known for its wide | gothic arches and beautiful stained glass windows. |
| All the windows have sharp | gothic arches, and with false arrow loops on top of t |
| tures included Doric and Ionic wood pilasters, | Gothic arches, Palladian windows, stained and leaded- |
| he windows in the thick stone walls are simple | gothic arches. |
| Looming in the Gloom is an EP released by The | Gothic Archies. |
| he all-Merritt macabre synthpop synonymous The | Gothic Archies. |
| It was designed by | Gothic architect Samuel Sanders Teulon (1812-1873) in |
| ically rebuilt after a destructive fire by the | gothic architect G E Street in 1858, and is now liste |
| For the | gothic architect of the same name, see Juan de Coloni |
| s father Thomas Fowell Buxton, and designed by | Gothic architect Samuel Sanders Teulon (1812-1873) in |
| In the interior there are | Gothic architectonic details, Renaissance paintings ( |
| The edifice is a blend of Norman and | Gothic architectural styles. |
| kable for the consistency of its Perpendicular | Gothic architectural style and its unusually large si |
| arrington's suggestion of using the Collegiate | Gothic architectural style on campus. |
| uare-foot (5,300 m2) building is designed in a | Gothic architectural style. |
| hedral of Saint Andrew was built in the French | Gothic architectural style, shipped in several pre-fa |
| quadrangles, the Pritzker buildings adhere to | Gothic architectural norms |
| Gibbs wrote books promoting the Victorian | Gothic architectural style including Designs for Goth |
| The student center was built in the Collegiate | Gothic Architectural style and had several extreme re |
| It has a | Gothic architectural style. |
| It has Norman and | Gothic architectural elements.In 1838, an unknown spe |
| s third architect Guy Fulton in the Collegiate | Gothic architectural style begun by William Augustus |
| 1882) designed the cathedral in a 14th-century | Gothic architectural style was begun in 1862. |
| ese are ornament prints, depicting elements of | gothic architecture and decorative objects, and were |
| t. John's Episcopal Church is a High Victorian | Gothic architecture church at 1160 Main Street in Eas |
| hich is considered one of the finest pieces of | Gothic architecture for its size in Central Europe. |
| o Cavalli-Franchetti is an example of Venetian | Gothic architecture alongside the Grand Canal. |
| d to be the only building in the State of true | Gothic architecture throughout.” |
| church is a magnificent example of flamboyant | Gothic architecture of the 15th and 16th centuries, a |
| vement for the cultivation and nomenclature of | Gothic architecture with which Thomas Rickman and oth |
| rdson, whose principal architects combined the | Gothic architecture of the University of Oxford and t |
| Analysis of | Gothic Architecture (1847) - more than 700 examples o |
| the most pristine examples of Ecclesiological | Gothic architecture in the South. |
| For Pugin's Examples of | Gothic Architecture (1828-31) he also wrote the text, |
| The house is an example of Carpenter | Gothic architecture and a rare complete use of a desi |
| dge of architecture, and published a Manual of | Gothic Architecture (1846) and Manual of Gothic Mould |
| ptional example of 19th-century ecclesiastical | gothic architecture that would not have been possible |
| The Specimens of | Gothic Architecture which Pugin began to publish in 1 |
| example of the more ornate period of Carpenter | Gothic architecture and and has been well preserved. |
| l district and developed an admiration for the | gothic architecture and began to draft the buildings. |
| helped establish the prevalence of Collegiate | Gothic architecture on American university campuses. |
| Clearwell Castle, a 'mock' castle of | Gothic architecture built in 1728, is located in Clea |
| e one of the finest examples of High Victorian | Gothic architecture in the world. |
| Principles of | Gothic Architecture |
| l built in 1956 did not continue the Carpenter | Gothic architecture of the church itself. |
| The Church resembles the | Gothic architecture of France, which has a main circu |
| e significant early examples of High Victorian | Gothic architecture in the United States. |
| nnot replace seeing and enjoying Mediterranean | Gothic architecture firsthand, but it does encourage |
| er residence was a revival of Medieval Spanish | Gothic architecture style with appointments resemblin |
| Human Rights and the Photographer and European | Gothic Architecture with a view to publication as wel |
| Gothic architecture of the castle built between 1360 | |
| The windows were designed in the style of | Gothic architecture and their stained glass were rest |
| outstanding example of the decorated period of | Gothic architecture and is generally considered to be |
| tures a design that is reminiscent of Medieval | Gothic architecture and has a seating capacity of app |
| adapted his notion of habitus from Panofsky's | Gothic Architecture and Scholasticism. |
| minated by expanses of water and the Victorian | gothic architecture of the dams and embankments surro |
| ns for the cathedral and other studies made of | Gothic architecture also survive.Many are in the Univ |
| wer is one of the showpieces of the Florentine | Gothic architecture with its design by Giotto, its ri |
| Carpenter | Gothic architecture in New York (1 C, 10 P) |
| onsidered one of the most significant works of | Gothic architecture in Slovakia. |
| hart-Rendel, a "leading authority on Victorian | Gothic architecture" who often adopted elements of ot |
| ub, who listed him as a "painter and writer on | Gothic architecture". |
| ncet windows and door are typical of Carpenter | Gothic architecture, while its center entry bell towe |
| A specialist in | gothic architecture, he is primarily known for his wo |
| tland Wardrop, in the "First Pointed" style of | Gothic architecture, and is a near T-shape with a 3-s |
| Built in the flamboyant | Gothic architecture, the castle impresses both in are |
| His design is reminiscent of | Gothic architecture, but also includes elements of Ro |
| r these two volumes, and supplied aglossary of | Gothic architecture, the first of its kind. |
| ned glass, and elaborate tracery, exemplary of | Gothic architecture, and includes a large architectur |
| ellent examples of late 19th century Victorian | Gothic architecture, and is now a conservation area. |
| all was a late flowering of secular Brabantine | Gothic architecture, carrying on the stylistic tradit |
| e, in Greek, Roman, Renaissance, Egyptian, and | Gothic Architecture, and at that point two of my coll |
| , especially as a means of recording England's | Gothic architecture, the intermittent series Vetusta |
| ncet windows and door are typical of Carpenter | Gothic architecture, while its center entry bell towe |
| s were selected for their sophisticated use of | Gothic architecture, which was thought to remind peop |
| ls and lancet windows are typical of Carpenter | Gothic architecture, but its belfry centered over the |
| enginour, and is an early example of Decorated | Gothic architecture. |
| is a remarkable example of late perpendicular | gothic architecture. |
| ence to the archaeological styles, see English | Gothic architecture. |
| n eclectic example of Romanesque and Ruskinian | Gothic architecture. |
| e example of the transition from Romanesque to | Gothic architecture. |
| 9th century and is a good example of Victorian | Gothic architecture. |
| splendid example of the perpendicular style of | Gothic architecture. |
| eople shut in by darkness and a claustrophobic | Gothic architecture. |
| tation and, to this day, retains its Victorian | Gothic architecture. |
| e, which was removed, said: "Why is it called " | Gothic?" Look at the windows in the background; They |
| e, Alexander Hope and Benjamin Webb to promote | Gothic architecture. |
| r, John Henry, An Introduction to the Study of | Gothic Architecture. |
| taste in architecture, notably developments in | Gothic architecture. |
| as well as numerous examples of Romanesque and | Gothic architecture. |
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