Which style emerged in France between 1140 and 1270, dominating the artistic mood of Europe for nearly 400 years? The movement is historically associated with the re-urbanization of Europe and, in its late period, an increasing aesthetic of secularity.

Which kinds of buildings best articulated the various features of Gothic architecture?

Which Gothic architectural innovation significantly improved the structural stability of large cathedrals?

The previous images are all public domain and can be found at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florence\_Cathedral.

The long rectangular plan of the cathedral is due to __________.

___________________, known for its vertical height, intricately decorative stone work, and the flying buttress among other niche architectural elements, experienced a revival from the late 18th century through the 20th century in England and later the rest of Europe.

______________, a key feature of Gothic churces, symbolized an effort to reach heaven.

The plan of Chartres Cathedral is laid out in which shape?

Which of the following statements about Gothic architecture is false?

This style of architecture thrived during the high and late medieval period, evolving from the Romanesque period of architecture. It is known for pointed arches and impressive heights. The buildings of this architectural period were seen as the skyscrapers of their day.

What style of architecture is the above paragraph describing?

The previous images are all public domain and can be found at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florence\_Cathedral.

What Gothic element is NOT featured prominently in the Cathedral (likely replaced by a Renaissance dome)?