Gothic revival architecture gained popularity again in the 18th century, shortly after its mediaeval counterpart declined in the 16th century.
But why did gothic style become the main focus not only for the Victorians, but also in France and America? Especially in America, where they developed their own Carpenter’s gothic and Collegiate Gothic styles.
Those are the questions we are going to answer in this video.
Not only that, we’ll also explore differences between Gothic and Neo-Gothic, gothic revival characteristics, examples of cathedrals, churches, residential buildings, college buildings, and other interesting facts.
Mediaeval gothic architecture explanation:
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All my gothic videos:
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Further readings:
More about Horace Walpole, Strawberry Hill House, & Beauclerc tower
www.mindisacollection.org/walpoleathome
What Augustus Pugin mentioned about the Gothic Revival
catholicmagazine.news/augustus-pugin-and-the-gothic-revival-gods-architect/
More about Collegiate gothic characteristics
www.loyola.edu/academics/history/architecture/glossary.html
Music
Lost In Prayer - Doug Maxwell
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