Early Gothic Collection

Co Tipperary, Thurles Cathedral, Ireland

Germany, Baden-Wurttemberg, Maulbronn. Kloster Maulbronn (Maulbronn Monastery), UNESCO World Heritage Site

Ludgeri Church on the market square in Norden, East Frisia, Lower Saxony, Germany

Early Gothic bell tower of the Ludgeri Church on the market square in Norden, East Frisia, Lower Saxony, Germany

Early Gothic bell tower of the Ludgeri Church on the market square in Norden, East Frisia, Lower Saxony, Germany

Germany, Baden-WAorttemberg, Maulbronn. Kloster Maulbronn (Maulbronn Monastery), UNESCO World Heritage Site

Early Gothic Details (litho)
6006317 Early Gothic Details (litho) by Glazier, Richard (1851-1918); Private Collection; (add.info.: Early Gothic Details)

Rochester Cathedral (coloured engraving)
729481 Rochester Cathedral (coloured engraving) by Read, Samuel (1816-83); Private Collection; (add.info.: Rochester Cathedral. Drawn bys Read)

MS. Pal. germ. 848 King Henry, illustration from the Manesse Codex
BAL112342 MS. Pal. germ. 848 King Henry, illustration from the Manesse Codex, a collection of courtly love songs, probably from Zurich

St Canices Cathedral &, Round Tower, Kilkenny City, Co Killenny, Ireland

St. Canices Cathedral, Kilkenny City, County Kilkenny, Ireland; Historic Cathedral And Graveyard

Virgin and Child with St. Francis and St. John the Evangelist (fresco)
XIR179447 Virgin and Child with St. Francis and St. John the Evangelist (fresco) by Lorenzetti, Pietro (c.1284-after 1345); San Francesco, Assisi, Italy; Italian, out of copyright

Adoration of the Magi from Psalter Ms 4, c
XOS1765688 Adoration of the Magi from Psalter Ms 4, c.1240 (tempera, gold leaf, and ink on parchment) by German School, (13th century); 17.8x13.5 cm; J

The Crucifixion, triptych with side panels depicting scenes from the Passion (tempera
BAL112373 The Crucifixion, triptych with side panels depicting scenes from the Passion (tempera on panel) by German School, (14th century); Felsenkirche, Idar-Oberstein, Germany; German

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"Exploring the Enchanting Early Gothic Architecture: From Ireland to Germany" Step into a world of captivating beauty as we delve into the realm architecture. Our journey begins in Co Tipperary, Ireland, where Thurles Cathedral stands tall, showcasing intricate details and soaring spires that define this architectural style. Venturing further into Germany's Baden-Wurttemberg region, we encounter the awe-inspiring Maulbronn Monastery. Recognized by UNESCO for its historical significance, this masterpiece transports us back in time with its graceful arches and delicate stonework. As we immerse ourselves in the enchantment artistry, lithographs reveal mesmerizing details that adorned these magnificent structures. A coloured engraving of Rochester Cathedral takes us on a visual voyage through its grandeur and majesty. Delving deeper into history, we discover King Henry's illustration from the Manesse Codex (MS. Pal. Germ. 848). This exquisite artwork showcases the influence style on illuminated manuscripts, capturing our imagination with its intricate detailing and vibrant colors. Returning to Ireland's County Kilkenny, St Canices Cathedral & Round Tower beckons us with its ancient charm. The historic cathedral and graveyard stand as testaments to centuries past while evoking a sense of reverence within their sacred walls. The allure continues with frescoes depicting Virgin and Child alongside St Francis and St John the Evangelist—a testament to how religious themes were intricately woven into every aspect artistry. Our journey concludes with Psalter Ms 4's Adoration of the Magi—an illuminating glimpse into medieval devotion captured through vibrant pigments adorning each page. Finally, a triptych featuring The Crucifixion reveals side panels portraying scenes from Christ's Passion—each brushstroke telling stories that resonate across time. In this exploration through time and space, we witness how early gothic architecture and artistry transcended borders, leaving an indelible mark on our collective heritage. Let us marvel at the intricate craftsmanship and profound spirituality that define this captivating era.