{Gothic Art}[7th March 1991]

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‘Gothic is the term used generally to signify the style of architecture and art that developed from the Romanesque ** during the 12^th century and became predominant in Europe by the middle of the 13^th century. The wide range of variations within the style are usually categorised by subdivisions indicating chronological or geographical phases (e.g., early, High, Italian, International, and late Gothic).’

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*cf IX [], 283

**{(cf [[Redbook8:323][19910314:1020#]{[Gothic Art (2)] [continued #]}14th March 1991],] 323)}

***– E[ncyclopaedia] B[ritannica] 25:340

(& see following 2 para[graph]s [in text referred to] re Byzantine-influenced style followed**** by Meuse# Muldenstil; by softer, more realistic pictorial style; & by extraordinarily twisted and angular Zackenstil).

****(Early Gothic)

#[See last previous entry, & ant.]

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