Some of the most valuable works of early art originated from a period before the Renaissance began and continued in the early Middle Ages, known as the period of Gothic art. During this period, especially in art history, the story is told through images and these parts are mostly Christian and secular in nature. The oldest example of Gothic art is the sculptures found on church and temple walls, and the first Gothic art form was architecture, in fact even becoming a topic for windows. Stained glass many times
The style of drawing that determined the additional Gothic art was not produced until almost fifty years after Gothic architecture and sculpture, and although the break between the Romanesque art and the Gothic style was still Probably not clear as it should be, different areas at different times, but relevant Art began in England and France for about 1200 years, and in other areas such as Germany and Italy between 1220 and 1843. The painting is still described as the architecture of the church walls at this time and is still the land of narration. Worldly stories for a long time Time after
Although the Gothic art in paintings is relatively short as a medium for choosing between artists But there is evidence that the art is divided into four forms, especially these paintings, and this is the most common form at this time. The frescoes, illuminated original murals and works of art made on stained glass are all Gothic painting. These stained glass artwork are still a strong reminder of those ancient times and are still created by master craftsmen who have learned trade skills from these dark ages.
In the case of the other three specific forms of Gothic painting, frescoes are still used as a narration on the church wall in Southern Europe and with the incorporation of traditional Christian and Roman traditions. In Italy during the 13th century, the paintings of the panels began and spread throughout Europe. With this increase, the paintings on the panels became more prominent in the 15th century and were more popular than stained glass at that time. Because the memorial did not survive, the illuminated manuscript was the most complete Gothic painting and made an account covering the form of dying.
As the state of the world began to change as well, the interpretation of art became a reflection of these changing times and attitudes and movements became known as International Gothic in the late 15th century. From then on, it developed into an art form that shows not only But only secular stories and symbols But also resulting in an increase in manuscripts and more bright paintings as trade increased and the growth of cities and universities With this growth, people are more literate and lead to better records when this happens. Lead to many well-known medieval artists today
International Gothic art was developed in Burgundy, Bohemia and northern Italy in the 13th and early 14th centuries. During this period, in Gothic art, artists traveled around the world with Civilization at that time created a common beauty among the aristocracy of the time and erased the concept of conflicting art forms. The main influence for this period in art came from northern France, the Netherlands and Italy. It was during this time, the viewpoint of using perspective and rational settings became common features.
In the case of gothic sculptures, it evolved from the extended forms of the Roman style and became more natural expression in the early 12th and 13th centuries. The influence of Greek and Roman statues was integrated into the fabric. The veil, facial expressions and sculptures of Claus Sluter sculptures and changing tastes for more natural forms became a premonition in the late Gothic era of prof. Art and signaled the beginning of the emergence of the Renaissance in the late 15th century.
At a time when chaos was common to many people, Gothic art fell into the broad scope of medieval art that included elements and styles such as Viking and Celtic art. But at different levels depending on the artistic heritage Of the Roman Empire and early Christian churches In fact, many medieval artwork have a history of these elements connected and combined with the remarkable artistic heritage that we read about today and have participated in the period for the effect of the style. Other of art from the Renaissance
