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Gothick

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Neo-Gothic
The reuse of forms of Gothic architecture in the second half of the 19th century and thereafter.


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Here, a Keatsian stanza of English rural townscape gives way, bit by bit, to a hideous modern town full of snarling traffic and bored-looking people that might be anywhere, while the pretty little regency gothick villa that stands at the heart of Poets' Corner is up for sale and demolition.
111-53; Victor Sage, 'Gothic Laughter: Farce and Horror in Five Texts', in Gothick Origins and Innovations, ed.
Among Terry's most felicitous designs are the Ionic, Veneto, Gothick, Corinthian, Tuscan, and Regency Villas in Regent's Park, the details of which have evolved from intense study.
 
 
 
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