POLISH
GOTHIC ART
The Gothic style arrived in Poland in first half
    the 13th century with Dominican and
              Franciscan orders.

    The Gothic architecture – characteristic
 The Gothic style was strongly connected with
  brick building. The churches were soaring,
pillars with characteristic walls supported the
  vault, windows were small and walls were
without decorations. Buildings were decorated
               by openwork tops.
- Castles: castel in Malbork, castel in Kwidzyń




                                     Kwidzyń
             Malbork
- Town Halls: in Wrocław, Toruń, Gdańsk,
 Szczecin.



                                            Toruń




Wrocław
- Gothic Houses: Kopernick House in Toruń, Długosz
House in Sandomierz, Collegium Maius in Kraków.


                                  Sandomierz




               Toruń

                         Krakó
                         w
-Town walls and
                   town gates: Gates
                   in Szydłów,
                   Sandomierz,
                   Kraków with
                   Floriańska Gate
Kraków             and Barbakan.

         Szydłów
Wrocław



                   - Monastery
                   Churches:
                   St Wojciech in
                   Wrocław,
                   St Frańciszek in
                   Kraków.

Kraków
- Catherdral: in
                Wrocław, in
                Kraków on
                Wawel, in
                Gniezno


Wawel, Kraków
- Hall Churches: St
         Cross and
         Bartłomiej in
         Wrocław, St
         Mary's Church in
         Toruń and
         Gdańsk, St Cross
Gdańsk   in Kraków.
Sculpture and painting
     The most famous sculpturer in Gothic time was Wit Stwosz, creator of altar in Mariacki Church.
     Most sculptures were anonymous and presented Beautiful Madonnas for example Madonna from
    Krużlowa. The most important place of Gothic painting was Kraków. Works of art were anonymous
     and were connected with religion. In this time we can find different kind of paintings like: wall's,
    book's, board's or stained glass window's. One of the most beautiful examples of Gothic painting in
                Poland is „Zdjęcie z Krzyża” (Taking off from the Cross) from Chomranice.

                       .
Altar in
Mariacki
Church

                                                                                                    Taking
                                                                                                    off
                                                                                                    from
                                                                                                    the Cross




                                             Madonna from Krużlowa
Author: Klaudia Lulek

Polish gothic art

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    The Gothic stylearrived in Poland in first half the 13th century with Dominican and Franciscan orders. The Gothic architecture – characteristic The Gothic style was strongly connected with brick building. The churches were soaring, pillars with characteristic walls supported the vault, windows were small and walls were without decorations. Buildings were decorated by openwork tops.
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    - Castles: castelin Malbork, castel in Kwidzyń Kwidzyń Malbork
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    - Town Halls:in Wrocław, Toruń, Gdańsk, Szczecin. Toruń Wrocław
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    - Gothic Houses:Kopernick House in Toruń, Długosz House in Sandomierz, Collegium Maius in Kraków. Sandomierz Toruń Krakó w
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    -Town walls and town gates: Gates in Szydłów, Sandomierz, Kraków with Floriańska Gate Kraków and Barbakan. Szydłów
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    Wrocław - Monastery Churches: St Wojciech in Wrocław, St Frańciszek in Kraków. Kraków
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    - Catherdral: in Wrocław, in Kraków on Wawel, in Gniezno Wawel, Kraków
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    - Hall Churches:St Cross and Bartłomiej in Wrocław, St Mary's Church in Toruń and Gdańsk, St Cross Gdańsk in Kraków.
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    Sculpture and painting The most famous sculpturer in Gothic time was Wit Stwosz, creator of altar in Mariacki Church. Most sculptures were anonymous and presented Beautiful Madonnas for example Madonna from Krużlowa. The most important place of Gothic painting was Kraków. Works of art were anonymous and were connected with religion. In this time we can find different kind of paintings like: wall's, book's, board's or stained glass window's. One of the most beautiful examples of Gothic painting in Poland is „Zdjęcie z Krzyża” (Taking off from the Cross) from Chomranice. . Altar in Mariacki Church Taking off from the Cross Madonna from Krużlowa
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