REVIEWS:
'Paul Frankl's Gothic Architecture, dense, analytical and theoretical, can be hard going, but it repays the effort: the combination of vast range with precision of detail is exceptional.' - Richard Jenkyns, The Independent on Sunday
DESCRIPTION:
Geographically, this survey stretches from Poland to Portugal, from Sicily to Scotland; chronologically, it ranges from Durham in 1093 to Halle an der Saale in 1530. It provides an introduction to the study of Gothic architecture, and a history and analysis of Gothic style.
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATIONS:
Architectural structure & design
History of art: c 500 CE to c 1400
SERIES:
Yale University Press Pelican History of Art Series
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Illustrations: 75 colour pl 220 illustrations
Number of Pages: 406
Dewey: 723.5