Late Gothic

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Late Gothic is the final, highly ornate phase of Gothic architecture characterized by intricate detailing, complex vaulting, and elaborate decorative elements.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural style
historical period in Gothic architecture
developedInCentury 14th century
15th century
early 16th century
developedInPeriod Late Middle Ages
surface form: late Middle Ages
emphasizes decorative richness
dramatic spatial effects
visual complexity
follows High Gothic
hasCharacteristic complex star vaults
complex vaulting
dense surface ornament
elaborate altarpieces
elaborate decorative elements
elaborate pinnacles
emphasis on verticality
fan vaults
flamboyant decorative motifs
highly ornate design
intricate detailing
intricate stone carving
intricate window tracery
intricate wooden choir stalls
large window openings
net vaults
ornamental buttresses
ornate rib vaults
perpendicular vertical lines
rich sculptural programs
rich tracery patterns
skeletal structural expression
hasRegionalVariant Flamboyant Gothic
Isabelline Gothic
Late Gothic self-linksurface differs
surface form: Late Gothic in Central Europe

Late Gothic self-linksurface differs
surface form: Late Gothic in England

Late Gothic self-linksurface differs
surface form: Late Gothic in France

Late Gothic self-linksurface differs
surface form: Late Gothic in Germany

Spanish Gothic architecture
surface form: Late Gothic in Spain

Perpendicular Gothic
influenced early Renaissance architecture in some regions
influencedBy High Gothic
French Rayonnant Gothic
surface form: Rayonnant Gothic
partOf Gothic architecture
usedFor castles and palaces
cathedrals
civic buildings
monastic buildings
parish churches

Referenced by (26)

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Rosslyn Chapel architecturalStyle Late Gothic
Stevenskerk (St. Steven’s Church) architecturalStyle Late Gothic
subject surface form: Stevenskerk
Manueline follows Late Gothic
Manueline architecture follows Late Gothic
this entity surface form: Late Gothic architecture
Manueline architecture influencedBy Late Gothic
this entity surface form: Late Gothic architecture
João de Castilho influencedBy Late Gothic
this entity surface form: late Gothic architecture
Frauenkirche architecturalStyle Late Gothic
subject surface form: Frauenkirche (Munich)
this entity surface form: Late Gothic architecture
Peter Vischer the Elder movement Late Gothic
Flamboyant Gothic subtypeOf Late Gothic
Simone Martini influenced Late Gothic
this entity surface form: International Gothic painters
Weser Renaissance architecture hasInfluenceFrom Late Gothic
this entity surface form: Late Gothic architecture
Adam Krafft movement Late Gothic
Adam Krafft artisticStyle Late Gothic
St. Thomas Church nave architecturalStyle Late Gothic
this entity surface form: Late Gothic architecture
High Gothic followedBy Late Gothic
High Gothic influenced Late Gothic
this entity surface form: Late Gothic architecture
Dutch Renaissance architecture follows Late Gothic
this entity surface form: Late Gothic architecture
Late Gothic hasRegionalVariant Late Gothic self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Late Gothic in Central Europe
Late Gothic hasRegionalVariant Late Gothic self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Late Gothic in Germany
Late Gothic hasRegionalVariant Late Gothic self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Late Gothic in France
Late Gothic hasRegionalVariant Late Gothic self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Late Gothic in England
Veit Stoss movement Late Gothic
Veit Stoss influencedBy Late Gothic
this entity surface form: Late Gothic sculpture