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Gothic Architecture

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Medieval architecture, medieval learning

Charles Radding

1992

Formprobleme der Gotik

Wilhelm Worringer

1912

Chartres, les constructeurs

John James

1900

The substance of Gothic

Ralph Adams Cram

1917

Rural architecture in the Gothick taste

William Halfpenny

1752

Master builders of the Middle Ages

Jacobs, David

1969

An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture

John Henry Parker

1888

An apology for the revival of Christian architecture in England

Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin

1843

Gothic architecture, improved by rules and proportions

Batty Langley

1747

Decorated Windows

Edmund Sharpe

1849

Medieval Art

Georges Duby

1966

The aesthetic and miscellaneous works of Frederick von Schlegel ..

Friedrich von Schlegel

1849

High Gothic

Hans Jantzen

1974

The principles of Gothic ecclesiastical architecture

Matthew Holbeche Bloxam

1846

Chartres Cathedral

Robert Branner

1969

Gothic art

Jessica Sarah Gunderson

2008

The Frari's Basilica

P. Luciano Marini

1982

Specimens of Gothic architecture

Augustus Pugin

1825

Gothic ornaments

Augustus Pugin

1900

Gothic architecture

Robert Branner

1961

Details of Gothic architecture

James Kellaway Colling

1851

Gothic architecture applied to modern residences

D. H. Arnot

1849

Ancient architecture restored and improved

Batty Langley

1742

The construction of Gothic cathedrals

John Fitchen

1961

The history and antiquities of Bath Abbey Church

John Britton

1825

An attempt to discriminate the styles of architecture in England

William Radclyffe, Thomas Rickman, John Henry Parker

1817

Architecture

T. Roger Smith

1880

The Gothic cathedral

Otto von Simson

1956

A history of Gothic art in England

Edward S. Prior

1900

Gothic

Achim Bednorz, Bruno Klein, Rolf Toman

2010

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