As shown from previous slides yung creation during the Romanesque era part of the developments sa goth8ic era there are changes sa design From thick, heavy walls, and rounded arches naaging long pointed arches, flying exterior buttresses which is a system of structural support , stained-glass windows which bring natural light and later on will be discussed sa artworks bring sunshine into people's lives, and especially into their churches. This towering architecture was meant to symbolize humanity reaching toward God, and pointed arches made it possible. Bubonic Plague/Black Death So this painting famous painting that portraying yung dance of death kaya may dancing skeleton or Black Death made by It was painted by Pieter Bruegel, During this time, there has been conflict and misery in Europe. The Black Death, commonly known as the bubonic plague, peaked during the Gothic era. It was the most lethal epidemic in human history from a social, economic, and cultural perspective. It also had an impact on works of art and architecture that have a connection to death. With a dark and pessimistic approach to design, the design became progressively darker and more preoccupied with sin and death (Sharma, Karkoon, n.d.). After the Black Death, it was obvious that the perpendicular style had changed and that expensive glass and ornate sculptures were no longer necessary. Due to a significant demographic shift, the population lost knowledge, skills, masons, and experts, which may have led to a nawalan ng standard and decorative trends (Rethinking The Future, n.d.). What caused this bubonic plaque Infection caused by fleas both animal and humans can infected Is Gothic architecture dark? Gothic architecture of Britain is typically associated with words like "frightening", "dark", or in some cases, even "evil" The rise of the Gothic novel. Authors of the period such as Horace Walpole who was the first Gothic Novel writer, Ann Radcliffe who introduced supernatural elements, and Bram Stoker who wrote Dracula, typically had the setting of their book take place in or around Gothic architectural buildings that were in a state of decay. Horace Walpole who was the first Gothic Novel writer, Ann Radcliffe who introduced supernatural elements, and Bram Stoker who wrote Dracula, Ang napili niya ay ang gothic architechtural buildings because nga sa setting nito na dark and in the state of decay Why Did Plague Doctors Dress Like Birds? The uniform designed by de Lorme was a long coat, gloves, boots, and a wide-brimmed hat. -long wooden crane, they wouldn’t have to touch patients. -The most recognizable feature of the uniform, though, was the mask. - doctors even burned the flowers and herbs before putting them in the beak. USUAL flav mint, roses - They believed this would remove the bad smells from the air before the doctor breathed it, preventing the doctors from catching the plague. Did it work? - No, good smelling herbs don’t stop u from catching plague But the most noticeable trend that appeared in post-plague architecture was the shift towards the ’perpendicular’ style. Which is ayun nga long pointed arches, flying exterior buttresses, stained glss, after ng black death hindi na to masyado relevant. The French Gothic with its decorative sculptures and elaborated glass were no longer relevant after the Black Death. Austerity was the main attribute of the new perpendicular movement. Buildings turned sharper and less effete as architects gave up on the decorative features and opulent appearances of buildings. https://www.re-thinkingthefuture.com/rtf-fresh-perspectives/a1436-architectural-changes-in-europeafter-bubonicplague/#:~:text=Buildings%20turned%20sharper%20and%20less,architecture%20of%20the%20Black%2 0Death.
