Flamboyant Gothic

E191901

Flamboyant Gothic is a highly ornate late Gothic architectural style characterized by intricate stone tracery, flowing flame-like patterns, and elaborate decorative detailing, especially in church and cathedral façades.

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Label Occurrences
Flamboyant Gothic canonical 23
Gothic 4
French Flamboyant Gothic 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Gothic architectural style
architectural style
alsoKnownAs style flamboyant
architecturalStyleOf Saint-Corentin Cathedral
surface form: Cathedral of Saint-Corentin in Quimper (later work)

Cathedral of Saint-Gatien in Tours (façade)
Cathedral of Saint-Pierre in Beauvais (façade elements)
Palais de Justice of Rouen
surface form: Palais de Justice in Rouen

Rouen Cathedral
surface form: Rouen Cathedral façade (France)

Saint-Maclou Church in Rouen
Sainte-Chapelle
surface form: Sainte-Chapelle de Vincennes

Tour Saint-Jacques
surface form: Tour Saint-Jacques in Paris

Église Saint-Séverin in Paris (later phases)
countryOfOrigin France
developedInCentury 15th century
early 16th century
developedInPeriod late Middle Ages
etymology name derives from French word "flamboyant" meaning flaming or blazing
focusesOn ornamental richness
visual complexity
follows French Rayonnant Gothic
surface form: Rayonnant Gothic
hasCharacteristic complex window tracery
curvilinear forms
dense decorative programs
elaborate decorative detailing
emphasis on surface decoration
flame-like tracery motifs
flowing flame-like patterns
highly ornate decoration
intricate gables and pinnacles
intricate stone tracery
perforated gables
rich sculptural ornament
sinuous ogee curves
influencedBy French Rayonnant Gothic
surface form: Rayonnant Gothic
mainRegion France
partOf Gothic architecture
precedes Renaissance architecture
subtypeOf Late Gothic
typicalElement complex gable designs
elaborate window tracery
flamboyant tracery in rose windows
highly decorated portals
intricate balustrades
ornate façades
richly carved stonework
usedFor cathedral architecture
church architecture
civic buildings
domestic architecture

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Rouen Cathedral architecturalStyle Flamboyant Gothic
Perpendicular Gothic distinctFrom Flamboyant Gothic
this entity surface form: French Flamboyant Gothic
Milan Cathedral architecturalStyle Flamboyant Gothic
Batalha Monastery architecturalStyle Flamboyant Gothic
Manueline follows Flamboyant Gothic
Manueline influencedBy Flamboyant Gothic
Manueline architecture follows Flamboyant Gothic
Auxerre Cathedral architecturalStyle Flamboyant Gothic
Palais Jacques-Cœur architecturalStyle Flamboyant Gothic
Tour Saint-Jacques architecturalStyle Flamboyant Gothic
Troyes Cathedral hasStylePeriod Flamboyant Gothic
Saint-Séverin Church architecturalStyle Flamboyant Gothic
French Rayonnant Gothic followedBy Flamboyant Gothic
Orléans Cathedral architecturalStyle Flamboyant Gothic
Tours Cathedral architecturalStyle Flamboyant Gothic
Sighișoara architecturalStyle Flamboyant Gothic
this entity surface form: Gothic
Cathedral of Burgos architecturalStyle Flamboyant Gothic
Micalet architecturalStyle Flamboyant Gothic
this entity surface form: Gothic
Isabelline Gothic follows Flamboyant Gothic
Late Gothic hasRegionalVariant Flamboyant Gothic
Beverley hasArchitectureStyle Flamboyant Gothic
this entity surface form: Gothic
Louny architecturalStylePresent Flamboyant Gothic
this entity surface form: Gothic
Metz Cathedral architecturalStyle Flamboyant Gothic