Module #1 Introduction to Gothic Art and Architecture Overview of the Gothic style, its historical context, and key characteristics
Module #2 Origins of Gothic Architecture The Abbot Suger and the development of the Gothic style at St-Denis
Module #3 Early Gothic Architecture The development of Gothic architecture in the 12th century, including the cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris
Module #4 The Characteristics of Gothic Architecture Ribbed vaults, pointed arches, and flying buttresses:understanding the key features of Gothic buildings
Module #5 Gothic Cathedrals of France Exploring the grand cathedrals of Chartres, Reims, and Amiens
Module #6 Gothic Architecture in England The development of Gothic architecture in England, including Canterbury Cathedral and Westminster Abbey
Module #7 Gothic Architecture in Germany and Austria The distinctive features of Gothic architecture in Germany and Austria, including Cologne Cathedral
Module #8 Gothic Sculpture and Carvings The use of sculpture and carvings in Gothic architecture, including the stone carvings of Chartres Cathedral
Module #9 Stained Glass in Gothic Architecture The use of stained glass in Gothic windows, including the stunning examples of Sainte-Chapelle
Module #10 Gothic Illuminated Manuscripts The art of illuminated manuscripts during the Gothic period, including the work of monks and scribes
Module #11 Gothic Painting The development of painting during the Gothic period, including the work of Cimabue and Duccio
Module #12 The Gothic Revival The 19th-century revival of Gothic architecture and its impact on modern building design
Module #13 Regional Variations in Gothic Architecture Exploring the unique characteristics of Gothic architecture in different regions, including Spain, Italy, and Eastern Europe
Module #14 Gothic Architecture and Urban Planning The relationship between Gothic architecture and urban planning, including the development of city centers and squares
Module #15 Gothic Architecture and Liturgy The connection between Gothic architecture and medieval liturgy, including the use of space and symbolism
Module #16 Gothic Architecture and Society The social and cultural context of Gothic architecture, including the role of the Church and the aristocracy
Module #17 Gothic Architecture and Engineering The innovations and technological advancements that enabled the construction of Gothic buildings
Module #18 Conservation and Restoration of Gothic Architecture The challenges and methods of preserving and restoring Gothic buildings for future generations
Module #19 Gothic Architecture in the Modern World The continued influence of Gothic architecture on modern building design and urban planning
Module #20 Case Study:A Gothic Cathedral In-depth analysis of a specific Gothic cathedral, including its history, architecture, and art
Module #21 Gothic Architecture and Art:A Visual Analysis A close visual analysis of key examples of Gothic art and architecture
Module #22 Debating the Gothic Exploring the controversies and debates surrounding the Gothic style and its significance
Module #23 Gothic Architecture and Spirituality The role of Gothic architecture in facilitating spiritual experience and devotion
Module #24 Gothic Architecture and Symbolism The use of symbolism in Gothic architecture, including the significance of motifs and ornamentation
Module #25 Gothic Architecture and the Arts The relationship between Gothic architecture and other art forms, including literature, music, and drama
Module #26 Gothic Architecture and Material Culture The material culture of the Gothic period, including the use of stone, wood, and other materials
Module #27 Gothic Architecture and the Digital Age The impact of digital technology on the study and preservation of Gothic architecture
Module #28 Gothic Architecture and Tourism The importance of tourism in the preservation and promotion of Gothic architecture
Module #29 Gothic Architecture and Education The role of education in promoting the appreciation and understanding of Gothic architecture
Module #30 Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion Planning next steps in Gothic Art and Architecture career
