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Renaissance Gothic Ornament in the Netherlands by Indah Wuri Panca is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This article discusses Renaissance Gothic architecture in the Netherlands between the late 15th and early 16th centuries. It focuses on the ornate architectural styles seen in paintings of the time as well as buildings like the Ghent Town Hall. These styles featured elaborate carving, tracery motifs, and hierarchies of ornament. The author argues this "Renaissance Gothic" style was a significant development in architecture, beyond just profuse decoration, that could convey status, identity, and ways of unde
- Author
- Indah Wuri Panca
- Language
- EN