- time with the
Vikings as
heroic figures. The name is
derived from the
Gothicists'
belief that the
Goths had
originated from Sweden,
based on Jordanes'...
-
Sweden from 1438 to 1448. He is
known as an
early representative of the
Gothicist tradition. On 12
November 1434 he held a
speech at the
council of Basel...
- the
macabre physical details are
influenced by the
novels of
premiere Gothicist Ann Radcliffe.
Although ushering in the
historical novel, and turning...
- past is the more important, the
Germanic or the Celtic. Germanicists, or
Gothicists as they are
sometimes called,
attempted to dis****ociate
Gaels and Gaelic...
- on the
frontispiece of
Contrasts (1836), an
influential tract by the
Gothicist Augustus Pugin, as an
example of the
degeneracy of the
classical style...
- nineteenth-century
novel and
Gothic fiction. Indeed,
Reese cites the
early Gothicists as his
prime models, and The Book of
Shadows incorporates supernatural...
-
architectural historian Nikolaus Pevsner, "the most
fertile and p****ionate of the
Gothicists". Thirty-four of the
competitors petitioned parliament against the selection...
- With and
Introduction to the Work of
Ralph Adams Cram and the
Boston Gothicists. Concord, MA: The
Rumford Press. Lanford,
Sarah Drummond (1982). A Gothic...
- (1783–1847) was one of the
earliest and most
prominent members of the neo-
gothicist Gothic Society. As a
professor he
published two cultural-historical works:...
-
second stage was
judged by
Thomas Leverton Donaldson, a classicist, and
gothicist George Edmund Street. In
March 1868
Donaldson and
Street chose Waterhouse's...
