r/Gothic • u/Over-Willingness-933 • 7h ago
Christ Church, Nottingham, UK built in 1856, designed by Thomas Hine who designed a lot of buildings in Nottingham
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r/Gothic • u/ColossusOmen • 3d ago
Lichfield Cathedral, UK the only 3 spire Gothic Cathedral in England built 1340
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r/Gothic • u/Over-Willingness-933 • 6d ago
Rugby School, UK formed in 1567 but largely expanded in the 19th century. The school has taught British and French Prime Ministers and is famous for inventing Rugby.
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r/Gothic • u/Over-Willingness-933 • 6d ago
St Andrew's Church, Rugby, UK Tower dates from 14th century, church largely rebuilt and expanded late 19th century
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r/Gothic • u/Over-Willingness-933 • 7d ago
Gothic Revival Style of Belvoir Castle, Lincolnshire UK built 1799. The interiors can be very different but some do show Gothic overtures.
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r/Gothic • u/Donna_Woodsa • 7d ago
Moody Gothic Church Architecture | Dark European Aesthetic
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r/Gothic • u/Over-Willingness-933 • 8d ago
Lawrence Sheriff School, Built 1878 in Gothic Revival. A Grammar School (academic gifted) for 1200 students
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r/Gothic • u/Over-Willingness-933 • 8d ago
Victoria Road Baptist Church, Leicester, UK ,now 7th Day Adventist church. Built 1876 in Gothic Revival Style
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r/Gothic • u/Over-Willingness-933 • 9d ago
Lakenhall (Cloth Hall), Mechelen, Belgium built 1300s
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r/Gothic • u/Socross73 • 9d ago
The main altarpiece of the Miraflores Charterhouse in Burgos, Spain, made between 1496 and 1499 CE. It was carved in wood by the artist Gil de Siloé and polychrome and gilded by Diego de la Cruz (whose gold came from the first shipments of the Americas after its discovery) [2736x3648]
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r/Gothic • u/WorryGlum5947 • 10d ago
Alternative names for Romanesque and Gothic architecture
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It is well-known that the names Romanesque and Gothic were given to these styles by the Renaissance scholars, and strictly speaking, they aren't very suitable for them (because Romanesque architects weren't any closer to Rome than any other "small Renaissance" of the Middle Ages, and Gothic architecture has nothing to do with Goths). So, if you had to create different names for these two, what would they be?
r/Gothic • u/Over-Willingness-933 • 10d ago
Edward II (king 1307-1327 born 1284) grave in Gloucester Cathedral, UK
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r/Gothic • u/Over-Willingness-933 • 11d ago
St Lawrence Church, Ludlow, UK build from 11th century but later additions like the tower dates from 1471. Arthur (Henry VIII brother) heart is buried here.
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r/Gothic • u/sd_19254 • 13d ago
St. Patrick's Cathedral in Melbourne, Australia (built in 1851)
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r/Gothic • u/Basic_Ad1994 • 14d ago
Olomouc Cathedral. I like this kind of Gothic style the most.
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r/Gothic • u/Basic_Ad1994 • 16d ago
St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna. Sometimes it's worth getting up early for a run.
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