https://medium.com/@pearsontywl/the-art-of-remix-unpacking-the-timeline-of-american-gothic-d117dee91780

This article discusses the interesting variety of art remixes that stem from Grant DeVolson Wood's famous 1930 painting American Gothic in the Art Institute of Chicago. Is anyone else familiar with these works and their relevance to the Gothic genre overall? Please let me know. I am super intrigued by Wood's painting and the works it inspired. Let's get a discussion going!

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Gothic Architecture as dresses! I hope you like them!

Location: Ulm, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The picture was taken by me in 2022. I took the snapshot because there was a Toto concert in front of the church.

All I am trying to do is find one of them that comes up as interesting to read books on my phone, which is called Google Books?

I know this isn't close to a typical post here, but i figured you guys would know a thing or two. I'm doing a shoot with a friend of mine and the two usual spots are not going to be an option for when we need them. i have:

• The Common House
• Just A Hole In The Wall Tattoo Parlor

I can't find a good place to match the aesthetic we are going for. We would like to be inside for most of it, but if what you suggest is perfect it won't matter to her that much. Thank all of you in advance.

Hello everyone. I recently lunched a podcast and it's safe to say I'm still finding my niche.
I would really like to have some guests on to talk about stuff that interests me like science, books, conspiracy theories, ninjutsu, and more. I tried DM-ing a few people on Instagram that have around 2k followers like, and interactions like I do on posts so I'm not reaching for people who don't care about smaller creators per say, but I got no response. I have 5 books published, and 3 of those are Gothic Horror so I aimed for the niche, but had no luck.
Does anyone have any recommendation on how I can find people that are willing to do a podcast, or are just advice on how to find those people and how to reach out to them?

I am not an architect, I just adore and really like Gothic architecture and I want to build a subtle and classy Gothic house please help. I don't know anything.

I took this photo during my trip and the atmosphere of this city has such a special place in my heart.

You can DM me , if you want to learn This

Original oil painting by me

https://preview.redd.it/d4zrsh0q75ic1.jpg?width=665&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=dbb9a516fecce725ee4dd55c4ca74f98c3f97303

In the Van Arkel Chapel in the gothic Utrecht Dom Church, this fascinating scene can be seen on a corbel.

A corbel is a projecting support embedded within a wall, serving to carry weight from above, such as a balcony, beam, or cornice. Corbels are often elaborately decorated with carvings, such as figures or symbols, and are utilized in architecture as both a structural and decorative element.

The corbel shows two monsters (Hubertus hounds?) with hound heads and lion manes, of which the left one is being grasped in the mouth by a bearded man stretched out beneath it (or is it biting the hand?), while the right one is seizing another monster by the throat.

A Gothic church often contains remarkable sculptures. What examples do you know?

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Hi all,

I just uploaded a post of some hidden spaces inside Wells Cathedral. Here is more, but this time from Lincoln Cathedral. These are from October last year.

Enjoy!

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West Front

Nave from ground level

Nave vault from the ground

View from the top of the west front

South-west tower from its base

South-west turret

The west towers from the roof

Central tower from the roof

South transept from the roof

Inside the nave roof

Top of the west front

Rose window on the west front showing Remigius, founder of the cathedral

View through a translucent panel of this window

Detail of the cathedral in window

View out of the triforium

Triforium level

Organ from the triforium

'Dean's Eye' from the triforium

Hi everyone,

I was asked on a previous post to add some pictures of my experiences at triforium level in a couple of cathedrals in England. So, here's a few pictures of Wells Cathedral. I'll follow up in a second with some of Lincoln Cathedral as I'm close to hitting the picture limit.

These are from April last year, on a grey, rainy day.

Enjoy!

West front

Nave from ground-level

Mason's tracing loft - one of only 2 in the UK

Triforium - the most beautiful lighting

Great West Window

Nave vaults from triforium (next to the GWW)

Nave from triforium level (next to the GWW)

GWW scroll detail

GWW grapes detail

GWW from an angle

Trumpeters hole on the west front

Scissor arches from triforium

Rubble hidden in the triforium

Nave roof

Interior of the central tower

Trumpeter holes in the nave roof

Does anyone know any Gothic artist to look into? Oil paintings or any art medium. Thanks for your help in advance.