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31. März 2022 · Ruskin’s famous essay The Nature of Gothic first appeared as a chapter in his 1853 The Stones of Venice. It proved highly popular and took on a life of its own. Ruskin inspired Morris. This essay added fuel to another phase of the Gothic Revival in Britain.
1. Mai 2019 · This paper is the introduction to a cluster of articles on the Gothic in Russian and Soviet culture and literature. It offers a general definition of the term “Gothic” in cultural history and a brief overview of the history of the Gothic mode in Russian and Soviet culture, as well as of treatments of the Russian and Soviet Gothic ...
- Kevin M.F. Platt, Caryl Emerson, Dina Khapaeva
- 2019
Goethe saw Gothic as analogous to nature and therebyin a special relationship with the divinity. Art was 'anotherNature':" as the divine spirit had created nature, Goethe implied, so the spirit in man had created Gothic. The cathedral 'riseslike a tall, sublime, wide-spreadingtree of God, which, with a thousand branches,
20. Jan. 2019 · Richard Edelman’s “Ruskin & Gothic Literature” (2017) helps to begin this conversation. Edelman notes how Ruskin has a distinctly positive view of the gothic. Ruskin describes the “wolfish life” within the northern builder of Gothic architecture as a positive characteristic, and ties it to democratic ideas of individuality ...
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5. Nov. 2011 · § 1. I f the reader will look back to the division of our subject which was made in the first chapter of the first volume, he will find that we are now about to enter upon the examination of that school of Venetian architecture which forms an intermediate step between the Byzantine and Gothic forms; but which I find may be conveniently considered in its connexion with the latter style.
Although Ruskin’s life was long (1819–1900), and even his publishing career extended for more than half a century, his architectural output belongs almost entirely to two relatively circumscribed periods: the period 1848–53, in which he became...
