Meanings of gothic art in English

The impulse to gothic art came to England from France, like the impulse to many other things.

And if gothic art brought to those places and people a classification which, otherwise, they lacked, they too conferred one upon it in return.

Nothing is sadder than the catastrophe of Gothic art, religion, and hope.

St. Ouen is undoubtedly the perfection of Gothic art.

Were they not the subtlest creations of the age in which Gothic art was spontaneous?

You know, no doubt, Quicherat's theories of Gothic art?

Over 500 religious Gothic art works are included.

We are trying only to feel Gothic art.

What have they given us in return for all this Gallic history, for all this Gothic art?

This Madonna, with the sculpture round her, represents the culminating power of Gothic art in the thirteenth century.

The art and poetry of his time were tame, where Gothic art was wild; dead where Gothic was alive.

Gothic art within the protecting walls and under the strong tower puts forth its most delicate leaves and blossoms.

You know that it has taught you what Gothic art could never teach,-theideal of physical health and strength.

The popote is buried four feet deep in Gothic art....

Unfortunately, hardly anything remains of these monuments, where Gothic art combined with so just a balance, richness and economy.

Gothic art was not a slow development but came to utter perfection in its earliest examples,-asin the Cathedral of Amiens.