Draft:Post-Gothic
Continuation of Gothic architecture in early modern Europe / From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Post-Gothic is an appearance of the Gothic architecture motives in the Renaissance and the Baroque epoches. The main features of the style are the continuation of the motives of the Gothic architecture, like the rib vaults, pointed arches abd the tracery windows. These motives were frequently mixed with the motives of ancient origin, like the columns or entablatures.
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