Gothic Flashcards
Arch made of 2 semicircles forming a point
Gothic arch
Arch made of 2 opposed s-curves forming a point
Ogee arch
Architectural style of gothic England, balance of vertical thrust and horizontal emphasis
Perpendicular/horizontal gothic style
English style during Henry 8 and Elizabeth 1, gothic and classical, bold sculptural, half timbering, heavy wooden paneled interiors, strapwork plaster ceilings
Tudor
Surface ornamentation of flat band crossed, folded, or interlaced
Strapwork
Flattened gothic arch
Tudor arch
Highly decorated west-facing front of a cathedral
West front
Passageway under clerestory over nave
Triforium
Upper part of nave with windows
Clerestory
Wall brace
Buttress
Freestanding buttress with arch(es)
Flying buttress
Concave conical vault who’s ribs radiate from spring line like fan
Fan vault
Tudor wooden roof structure of beams and arches
Hammer beam roof
Large English main room
Great hall
Walls made of visible beams, and wattle and daub
Half timbering
Tall narrow gothic arched window
Lancet window
Floor length window projecting outside wall
Bay window
Small waist high window projecting from wall
Oriel window
First large practical window
Diamond pane window
Woven straw over rafters
Thatched roof
Three overlapping circles
Trefoil
Small outwardly curved decorations spaced out on spires, ect
Crocket
High vertical triangle at the end of an a frame, >90
Gable
Decorative carved board at the edge of gable roof
Bargeboard
Grotesque waterspout end of gutter
Gargoyle
Elongated decorative column
Colonette
Decorative wood paneling on dado
Wainscot
Bottom third of interior wall
Dado
Folded linen motif
Linenfold
Woven wooden lattice
Wattle
Restrictions on luxury goods
Sumptuary laws
Familial symbols and colors
Heraldry
Long outergarment
Surcote
Shorter version of surcote
Cote-hardie
Scalloped edge of garment
Dagging
Close fitting garment with padded front
Pourpoint
Flaring of fabric at waist
Peplum
Metal pointed ties
Points
Vertical pleated jacket worn over doublet
Jacque/jack
Short loose sleeveless garment originally monks and lower class, later military
Tabard
Medieval term for hose
Chausses
Multicolored garments, usually half and half
Parti-color
Big housecoat, fitted over shoulders widened into deep pleats, over head and belted
Houppelande
Wooden platforms fastened over shoes
Pattens
Long pointed shoe
Poulaine
Hood with long tail
Liripipe
Tall woman’s headdress
Hennin