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Brick Gothic

Brick Gothic (German: Backsteingotik, Polish: Gotyk ceglany, Dutch: Baksteengotiek) is a specific style of Gothic architecture common in Northeast and Central Europe especially in the regions in and around the Baltic Sea, which do not have resources of standing rock (though glacial boulders are sometimes available). The buildings are essentially built usi…

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Brick Gothic architecture

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Germany

Poland

France

Gothic Revival – 19th-century Neo-gothic

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related to Germany · 29
Brick Gothic → Along, Altenburg, Baltic, Bergkirche, Brick, Central Germany, Dutch Gothic, Early Modern Period, Elbe, German, Germany, Hanseatic League, Here, In, Low German Language, Lower Rhine, Middle Ages, Northern European Lowlands, Northern German, Northern German Plain
related to Elements · 27
Brick Gothic → And, At St, Bornholm, Briefkapelle, Gdańsk, German, Germany, Gothic, Greater Poland, In, Italy, Lombard Romanesque, Lower Rhine, Lübeck, Mary's, Mary's Church, Masterly, Netherlands, Nicholas' Church, Some Italian Gothic
related to Gothic Revival – 19th-century Neo-gothic · 22
Brick Gothic → Augustus Pugin, Birmingham, Britain, Finland, Gothic Revival, Important, In, Joseph's Church, Kraków, Lithuania, Mikkeli, Mikkeli Cathedral, Neogothic, Netherlands, Northern Germany, Poland, Revival, Russia, Scandinavia, St
related to Bavarian Brick Gothic · 17
Brick Gothic → Alps, Also, Bavarian Brick Gothic, Dingolfing, Donauwörth, Duke's Castle, Examples, Gothic, Herzogsburg, In Bavaria, Landshut, Martin's, Most, Munich, Several, St, The Frauenkirche
related to External links · 15
Brick Gothic → Backsteinbau, Backsteingotik, Deutschen Kunstgeschichte, European Brick Gothic RouteExhibition, Hans Wentzel, III, IV, March, Otto Stiehl, RDK-Labor, Reallexikon, VI, Wayback Machine, Wege, Wismar Archived
related to Poland · 14
Brick Gothic → Gothic, Greater Poland, Kraków, Lesser Poland, Mazovia, Poland, Polish Gothic, Pomerania, Silesia, Stone, The, This, Though, Wawel Cathedral
related to Northern France · 10
Brick Gothic → Belfry, Belgium, Dover, Dunkirk, For, France, Gdańsk, St Mary's Church, Strait, The Westhoek
related to Characteristics · 9
Brick Gothic → Among, In, Italy, Lesser Poland, Lombard Style, Romanesque, Silesia, The, Therefore
related to Development · 9
Brick Gothic → Also, Brick, Germany, Lombard, Lombardy, Romanesque, The, Throughout, Wooden
related to Brick Gothic architecture · 7
Brick Gothic → Baltic Sea, Bavaria, Belarus, England, In, Norway, Ukraine

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brick gothic buildings architecture stone poland st church style bricks northern region baltic sea germany churches german netherlands especially regions

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Brick Gothicrelated to Bavarian Brick GothicIn Bavaria0.60section
Brick Gothicrelated to Bavarian Brick GothicGothic0.60section
Brick Gothicrelated to Bavarian Brick GothicMunich0.60section
Brick Gothicrelated to Bavarian Brick GothicDonauwörth0.60section
Brick Gothicrelated to Bavarian Brick GothicSeveral0.60section
Brick Gothicrelated to Bavarian Brick GothicAlso0.60section
Brick Gothicrelated to Bavarian Brick GothicMost0.60section
Brick Gothicrelated to Bavarian Brick GothicBavarian Brick Gothic0.60section
Brick Gothicrelated to Bavarian Brick GothicThe Frauenkirche0.60section
Brick Gothicrelated to Bavarian Brick GothicAlps0.60section
Brick Gothicrelated to Bavarian Brick GothicExamples0.60section
Brick Gothicrelated to Bavarian Brick GothicSt0.60section

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