"Gothic Architecture" by Édouard Corroyer is a study of an architectural style that began in France in the Middle Ages. The author, who worked for the French government, clarifies how Gothic architecture really grew from older Romanesque styles and local customs, even though the name "Gothic" can be confusing. The text goes on to highlight important features like flying buttresses and groined vaults, showing a connection between cultural history and improvements buildings.
Gothic Architecture
By Édouard Corroyer
Uncover the captivating rise of French architecture during the Middle Ages, revealing how local traditions and inventions shaped the iconic structures we admire today.
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About the AuthorÉdouard-Jules Corroyer was a French architect and restorer.
Édouard-Jules Corroyer was a French architect and restorer.
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