Gothicism

But the Gothicism ideals on which it was based had become superseded with the dawn of the 18th century.

Lyrically, the album plays with themes of fatalism, revenge, and Gothicism.

Through a careful course of electrotherapy and injections of Gothicism, you will be literally remade.

The building's Gothicism is subtler.

The starkly powerful hotel has none of the Gothicism of Tribune Tower, however.

But when the last volume of Atlantica was published, the Gothicism movement was already on decline.

The religious works, so arch in their Gothicism, turn Jesus into a marble stiff, hands raised, eyeballs rolled up in his head.

Romantic art also takes much of its aesthetic qualities from medievalism and Gothicism, as well as mythology and folklore.

Jane Eyre also combines Gothicism with romanticism to create a distinctive Victorian novel.

An ecclesiastical body of literature affected by Gothicism was the Swedish hymn production of the late 17th century.

It was her technique of explained Gothicism, the final revelation of inexplicable phenomena, that helped the Gothic novel achieve respectability in the 1790s.

Gothicism and Neoclassicism were the styles of art for several decades, including artists like the sculptor Bengt Fogelberg.

Dark Romanticism (often conflated with Gothicism or called American Romanticism) is a literary subgenre.

For Compson, the rootage he unearthed explained the South: its moldy gothicism, its convoluted rage.

The pictures always have a clear composition which, along with abundant use of writing, leads to a sort of Gothicism applied with equal measure to religion or pub scenes.

Eckhoff was inspired by many styles, including historicism, gothicism, neo-Gothicism and Art Nouveau.

Between the years of 1634 and 1642, Jones wrestled with the dilapidated Gothicism of Old St Paul's, casing it in classical masonry and totally redesigning the west front.

During the Romantic Era, in which the Middle Ages were glorified, the Fraktur typefaces additionally gained the (historically incorrect) interpretation that they represented the German Gothicism.

The book had been grand if the Hebraism had been omitted and the law stated without Gothicism, as ethics, and with that scope for ascension of state which the nature of things requires.

A new exhibition called "Gallant Gothic," focuses on the impact of gothicism on American tastes in architecture and the fine and decorative arts, manifest from the mid-19th through the early 20th-centuries.

This idea was especially strong during the 17th century in Sweden, where the later representatives of the ideology of Gothicism declared the Scandinavian peninsula both the lost Atlantis and the Hyperborean land.

Excerpt from introduction: "My original intention in assembling American Gothic Tales was to provide an historic overview of "gothicism" in our literature and, of course, to bring together favorite, distinctive stories.

Around 1456 he wrote a history of Spain based on Flavius Josephus, Florus and Jiménez de Rada and entitled Anacephaleosis that emphasized Castilian Gothicism.

In fact, several projects in the show evoke the fantastic Modernismo Gothicism of Gaudi, and would not look out of place in the context of present-day Barcelona, with its brilliant program of innovative public spaces.

He says that that it shows a revival of gothicism which coincided with the development of the new classicism, and that it has clear connections with the work of Nanni di Banco and Ghiberti.