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Sondergotik (German: [ˈzɔndɐˌɡoːtɪk] ;
Special Gothic) is the
style of Late
Gothic architecture prevalent in Austria, Bavaria, Swabia, Saxony, Alsace...
- Wölfflin. Gerstenberg's 1913 work
Deutsche Sondergotik (German
Special Gothic) gave the name to
Sondergotik, a
style of Late
Gothic architecture. "Gerstenberg...
- work
began on the
choir in the form of a hall
church in the late
German Sondergotik style of
Gothic architecture. The
choir was
largely completed by 1477...
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Country Gothic Scheldt Gothic Mosan Gothic Brabantian Gothic Czech Gothic Sondergotik Lithuanian Gothic Belarusian Gothic Polish Gothic Romano-Gothic Post-Gothic...
- it are
often known as
Perpendicular architecture in England, and as
Sondergotik in
Germany and
Central Europe,
Flamboyant Gothic in France, and later...
- in
Manueline style in the
Kingdom of Portugal. In
Central Europe, the
Sondergotik ("Special Gothic")
style was
contemporaneous with
Flamboyant in France...
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appear in
other late
Gothic styles such as the
Flamboyant in
France and
Sondergotik in
Central Europe.
Tierceron vaults make use of
tertiary ribs (tiercerons)...
- the 1970s,
particularly ****ociated with East Germany.
Schwedenschanze Sondergotik, a Late
Gothic architectural style found in
Central Europe between 1350...
- was
rebuilt as a hall
church with a
prominent westwork in the
German Sondergotik style.
Based on the
architectural works by
Peter Parler (1330–1399),...
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their place in
establishing identity (other
examples include German Sondergotik,
Rhenish or
Saxon Romanesque architecture). In 1964, Jürgen
Soenke and...
