Gothic art

Emerging in the mid-12th century and extending to the 16th century, Gothic art is characterized by its unique approach to sculpture, architecture, and painting. Sculptors employed materials such as wood, chiseled stone, and bronze to create works that emphasized slight expressiveness, individualized faces, and a sense of naturalness and dynamism.

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From the end of the Middle Ages - to the Renaissance

mid-12th to 16th

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Individualized faces

Slight expressiveness of feelings

Naturalness and dynamism

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Bronze

Wood

Chiseled stone

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