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	THE HOLY RIGHT HAND
		relic holder to be built in neogothic design using silver and ground glass, and the smaller holder made in Raguza to be placed inside it.
		The neogothic chapel- shaped holder remained in the royal palace, and unfortunately, the building received a direct bomb hit and the little parchment plate, along with its accompanying photographs, perished in the flames.
		The neogothic holder also disappeared and everybody thought that it was destroyed under the ruins.
	www.historicaltextarchive.com /hungary/hand.html (877 words)

	The Architecture of Samogitian Wooden Churches
		Professionally-designed wooden churches to the neogothic style are found in Raudenai (1881), Budriai (1903), Mikoliskiai (1911).
		The sources of their architectural solutions lie in wooden secular buildings fo the end of the 19th century-the beginning of the 20th century, to be more exact, in the resort buildings.
		Along with the new styles, neogothic and folk architectural forms were in the facades and interiors of churches.
	samogitia.mch.mii.lt /KULTURA/medbazn.en.htm (1450 words)

	Pojezierze Drawskie - Stowarzyszenie Gmin i Powiatów Pojezierza Drawskiego
		century neogothic palace, with armorial stained glass of von Rittenbergs and a hunting hall.
		neogothic church of St. Michael the Archangel from 1878, with a late – baroque altar,
		neogothic church of St. John the Baptist from 1850, inside the painting Maryja z Dzieciątkiem [Mary with the Infant] from 1817
	www.pojezierzedrawskie.pl /EN/strony/menu/21.dhtml (1726 words)

	Basilica of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Sittard Netherland
		Neogothic is the term used for a type of art particularly found in the architecture of Western Europe, especially in England.
		The grand architect of the neogothic style in the Netherlands was Doctor P.J.H. Cuypers, who established his studio in Roermond.
		Neogothic churches are rarer in Limburg than in the northern provinces of the Netherlands, since the Catholic population in the south still possessed many original church buildings, in contrast to those in the North.
	www.rk-kerken-sittard.nl /Basiliek/english.htm (546 words)

	The Architecture of Samogitian Wooden Churches (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-25)
		Single-towered neogothic churches are fewer (Stalgenai church built in 1918).
		The sources of their architectural solutions lie in wooden secular buildings fo the end of the 19th century-the beginning of the 20th century, to be more exact, in the resort buildings.
		Along with the new styles, neogothic and folk architectural forms were in the facades and interiors of churches.
	daugenis.mch.mii.lt /Samogitia/KULTURA/medbazn.en.htm (1450 words)

	TrekEarth \| neogothic winter Photo
		In the center stands one of the most known neogothic centers of Flanders with the church as the jewel on the crown.
		The church stands on the place of the chapel that was destroyed in 1797.
		Next to the church, there is also a school, a presbytery and a convent in neogothic style (all of them constructed in the second half of the 19th century).
	www.trekearth.com /gallery/Europe/Belgium/Flanders/West-Vlaanderen/Vivenkapelle/photo287982.htm (674 words)

	About Canal
		Neogothic church from 1856-75, tower from 1913 (the parish of Immaculate Conception of Saint Virgin Mary).
		The complex of buildings of Evangelical - Methodist church at 22, Sienkiewicz street - neogothic church from 1907.
		Neogothic presbytery from the beginning of XX-th century; the church cemetery fence from 1907.
	www.zegluga.com.pl /ang/kan_an.htm (731 words)

	__________WELCOME TO BRZESKO____________
		Admirable neogothic altars and pulpit, made in Tyrol by Ferdinand Stufleser, create remarkable charm.
		The temple of a basilica character was joined to the old Długosz church and constitutes one compact architectural block.
		Among the furnishings are Baroque epitaph, neogothic confessionals, and a hanging pulpit from 1920, neo - Baroque side altar dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus from 1927 as well as the altar setting having a character of a triptych with a 15th century icon of St Stanislaus.
	www.brzesko.pl /interesting.htm (1136 words)

	The "City of God": Churches, Convents and Monasteries
		BN This was the fifth church to be built by the Dominican friars.
		It is the work of the first "qualified" Philippine architect Félix Rojas, and was constructed in the neogothic style.
		This was the fruit of neogothic tendencies and the Industrial Revolution.
	www.aenet.org /manila-expo/page16.htm (967 words)

	crushed dreams -> The NeoGothic music
		Well after the came of Evanescence there is a new style of gothic music the NeoGothic, is a mistake with NeoMetal with Goth and eletronic music.
		neogothic music is a darker version of modern classical with its own distinct touch that must be heard to be understood...
		maybe i mean that their over all sound is neogothic and the word neogothic is just a broad category like rock or punk...
	crusheddreams.net /index.php?showtopic=79 (768 words)

	Florence in the Nineteenth Century (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-25)
		In the architecture of the period, historicism was confirmed insofar as style was concerned, with some Neogothic or Neo-Egyptian examples (Luigi De Cambrai - Digny), but generally the trend was neoclassical.
		Baccani's new bell tower coherently marked the presence in the urban landscape of the Franciscan complex which up to then was only noted because of the church's enormous size, emerging from amidst the roofs only in view of the eastern part of the city.
		Another singular example of translating "Neogothic" architecture is the small building on Il Prato which the sculptor Ignazio Villa built for himself (fig.
	www.firenze.turismo.toscana.it /apteng/itinerari/800/82b.html (698 words)

	Neogothic Art
		According to Verhaegen, Leopold's works showed three major characteristics: The first was a remarkable consistency: from his very first works he followed the Neogothic style and developed it to perfection.
		The second characteristic was his craft became increasing refined: his main concern was to express beauty, grace and nobility.
		Adapted from various sources including:- J. De Maeyer (Ed) "The Saint Lucas School and the Neogothic 1862-1914", KADOC Study 15, Leuven 1988; Patrick Devose and Martine Pieteraerens "The Holy Cross Church at Heusden"; Pierre Verhaegen "Leopold Blanchaert" in the Bulletin of the Guild of Saint Thomas and Saint-Jean, Part 25, 1913.
	home.cc.umanitoba.ca /~blanch/SomeBlanchaer(t)s/Leopold_Artist.htm (489 words)

	Veghel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-25)
		Since the mid 19th century the agrarian village was developing into an industrial village as a result of the new Zuid-Willemsvaart canal.
		Since that time erection of monumental buildings like the neogothic basilica and the neoclassical city hall.
		Every November celebration of Sinterklaas, every 1st of September celebrating the harbourfestivals and in February celebration of the traditional carnival.
	www.wikiverse.org /veghel (445 words)

	Halsema.org - Kloosterburen - The St. Willibrord at Kloosterburen: Waterstaat (1842) and Neo-gothic (1868/1869)
		The second (1868/1869) because it is a reasonably good example of the application of Cuyper’s Neogothic form to a small Groninger village and also because it is unique in the context of Cuyper’s still extant total work.
		The result is however a compromise that is as unexpected as it is unusual in the total work of Cuypers, who in his entire career avoided the "phony" in building techniques: the illusionary architecture, where the form suggested by the outside did not correspond to the internal structure, just as here.
		The Neogothic theory of Cuypers in contrast dictated, that the exterior must not be different than the interior, and that the building forms of the interior must flow from the exterior.
	www.halsema.org /places/kloosterburen/churchhistoryenglish1.html (3768 words)

	Jagellonian Univ. Museum - history of Collegium Maius (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-25)
		The neogothic reconstruction in the years 1840-1870, changed the original face of the Collegium and transformed it into the University Library, which used the building up to 1940.
		Karol Estreicher Jr., the whole building underwent a major refurbishment and conservation, shedding all superfluous neogothic additions, that effectively blurred the austere elegance of its original structure.
		It this time the Collegium Maius was also designated as the seat of the Jagellonian University Museum, home to ancient university collections, including the collection of the old scientific instruments.
	www3.uj.edu.pl /Muzeum/history.en.html (308 words)

	Budapest Tourism Office - Walk in Gothic and Neogothic Budapest - Architectural variety - Architectural variety és ...
		Buda Castle was an important royal court of Europe in the 14th and 15th centuries, with significant income and construction projects.
		The architects’ competition for the Parliament was also won by a Neo-Gothic plan, and churches were even built in the 20th century in Neogothic style.
		Erzsébetváros Parish Church (District 7, Rózsák tere) The Neogothic church was designed by Imre Steindl, the architect of the Parliament.
	www.budapestinfo.hu /en/things_to_see/architectural_variety_es_thematical_sightseeing_tours/architectural_variety/walk_in_gothic_and_neogothic_budapest (1031 words)

	Untitled Document
		Jean de Monmarte and establishes the Neogothic style.
		Neo-romanesque and Neo-baroque churches were also being built, but the Neogothic style seems to prevail (Antoni Gaudi's "Sagrada Familia" in Barcelona had already been built in 1888), since surpassing the Gothic style was also a way to express the fact that Europe was growing out of the medieval way of worship.
		The building was harshly criticized because concrete was considered too "rough" to be left bare.
	www.geocities.com /vagtsag/THESIS/ENGLISH/07.htm (2581 words)

	Guesthouse PoortAckere, hotel in Gent, Belgien
		The atmosphere is serene and restful, as befits an age-old neogothic building.
		During the French revolution all cloisters, churches and beguin complexes were seized by the town councils, so the council of Ghent confiscated Poortackere.
		At first there were plans to restore the old buildings, but in the end a new, neogothic cloister was built.
	www.hotels-online-in-ghent.com /de/hotel_gastverbpoortackere.html (725 words)

	Barcelona: Itinerary el Eixample.
		Proceeding up the Passeig de Gràcia, between the Plaça de Catalunya and the street of Gran Via de les Cortes Catalanes, we see some characteristic neogothic structures.
		Before arriving at the Gran Via, on the street of Casp we can stop to look at three notable buildings: the Tívoli Theater(24), now a cimena, the Casal de Sant Jordi, the work of Francesc Folguera, and last of all, the Casa Calvet(25) by Antoni Gaudí at number 48.
		On C. València at the corner of Passeig Sant Joan, we see the Church of Las Salesas(40), neogothic creation by Joan Martorell which brought about the renewed use of polychrome ceramics.
	www.donquijote.org /barcelona/itinerary3.asp (784 words)

	Gaudi and Barcelona Club
		The presbytery will have a capacity of 360 people and there will be 100 m2 of free room.
		The Neogothic part of the Temple, built by Villar more than a century ago, presents some cracks that must be repaired.
		It is difficult to assemble the new part with the Neogothic construction of Villar.
	www.gaudiclub.com /ingles/i_links/sfjuny05_fotos.asp (835 words)

	Rokiskis District
		All these dynasties were linked, but the Tyzenhauses left more of an imprint on the town's history as they had built the centre of the town as the most expressive urban monument of the classical epoch in Lithuania.
		They initiated construction of the Church of St Matthias, the most beautiful example of the Neogothic style in the country.
		The St Matthias Church is the most beautiful example of the Neogothic style in Lithuania.
	www.randburg.com /li/rokiskisdi.html (460 words)

	Reims Hotels France - Hotels Reservation Reims- by France Beyond (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-25)
		This delightful residence, admist the calm of a 4 acre park just a few miles from the Champagne vineyards and within minutes of Reims, is a haven for gourmets.
		Our hotel is a nineteenth century residence in the neogothic style, calm and quiet atmosphere...
		Nineteenth century residence in the neogothic style, calm and quiet athmosphere.
	www.beyond.fr /hotels/d51reims.html (677 words)

	NEOGOTHIC per "L'Erba della Strega"
		Dal mio punto di vista, NeoGothic (assieme alla pisana Ver Sacrum, tutt'ora attiva) è stata senza dubbio da considerarsi uno dei principali riferimenti in ambito dark gotico presente in Italia.
		In molti anni di attività, numerose sono state ovviamente le difficoltà e gli sforzi fatti per avere uscite regolari, ma consapevolmente ai problemi comuni di tutte le fanzine sono riusciti a produrre, nell'Ottobre 1997, il numero doppio 9/10 con oltre 90 pagine di musica, letteratura, poesia, cinema, speciali, fumetto.
		Non sappiamo, attualmente, cosa Neogothic 2001 stia organizzando per i prossimi mesi, ma invitiamo gli eventuali interessati a consultare periodicamente il nostro
	www.erbadellastrega.it /musica/neogothic (247 words)

	Dorine Proske-van Heerdt Fine medieval books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-25)
		In Manuscript Illumination in Modern Art the origin and status of Neogothic or Revival illumination in the 19th century is made clear: "Both handmade illumination and mechanical reproduction of illuminated manuscripts have to be considered as works of artistic production.
		Thus, the art of Revival illumination not only became a vehicle of the medieval art, but it also stimulated a reinvented craftmanship, leading to a new flowering of manuscript illumination.
		The combination of a Romantic view on the Middle Ages and ecclecticism (permitting even contemporary and Arabic influences) clearly pervaded the Neogothic period of illumination.
	www.artonline.nl /medievalbooks/133.htm (438 words)

	Book Guesthouse PoortAckere, Ghent, Belgium: Book Now!
		The atmosphere is serene and restful, as befits an age-old neogothic building.
		A feeling of peace, freedom and unconcern comes over you in the more austere neogothic part of the cloister, the guesthouse.
		Perhaps you will sleep in the St Cecilia room or the monastery cell where sister Philomena stayed for so many years.
	www.hostelbookers.com /hostels/belgium/ghent/4066 (221 words)

	What is the Beckford Project?
		There were exotic, partly serious and partly farcical rituals of celebration when he turned 21; his penchant for fooling about with the forbidden resulted in disaster when his elaborately staged "sacrifice" of the young son of his cousin and lover Louisa collapsed into a public homosexual scandal that sent him fleeing to Europe.
		On his return, Beckford settled into a gradual course of eccentricity, building a vast Neogothic Abbey, writing and rewriting parts of Vathek and other books, and becoming a virtuoso collector of books.
		At Fonthill Abbey, he assembled a truly amazing library, the best part of which he took with him to Bath when he was compelled to sell the Abbey in 1823.
	www.personal.psu.edu /special/C18/beckpro.htm (1386 words)

	Demeures de France: offer 640
		century neogothic chateau with 2 outbuildings, an indoor swimming pool and many vestiges of a 12
		It is mainly of neogothic style, with authentic gothic details from the first Renaissance.
		The chateau is made of brick and stone with a sandstone basis and a slate roof.
	www.demeures.com /html/640_en.htm (555 words)

	- GamersHell.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-25)
		P.M. Studios (developers of Kien) has released new screenshots from ETROM: The Astral Essence, showcasing this upcoming 3D action-RPG settled in a dark futuristic, neogothic world where "conflicting societies are divided by walls, laws, secrets, towers and deserts, characterized by either fantastic technologies and ancient civilizations governed by mysterious hidden energies".
		Previously scheduled for Q3 2004 (story), this 3D action-RPG settled in a dark futuristic, neogothic world where "conflicting societies are divided by walls, laws, secrets, towers and deserts, characterized by either fantastic technologies and ancient civilizations governed by mysterious hidden energies" will be released in Q4 2004.
		Etrom is a 3D action-RPG settled in a dark futuristic, neogothic world where "conflicting societies are divided by walls, laws, secrets, towers and deserts, characterized by either fantastic technologies and ancient civilizations governed by mysterious hidden energies." Etrom is scheduled for Q1 2004.
	www.gamershell.com /pc/etrom/news.html (547 words)

	The Cathedral of St. Martin
		The original Baroque altar was replaced by a Neogothic one, and the monumental statue of St. Martin, which was the part of the original Baroque altar, today can be found in the right side-aisle if the church.
		The Gothic font from the year 1403 (its cover is Neogothic) and the late Renaissance ornamental sculpture of Pieta belong to the most interesting works of the interior.
		In the crypts of the Cathedral of St. Martin many parochial and profane dignitaries are buried here.
	members.tripod.com /~gody_jr/StMartin.html (446 words)

	Dorine, Proske, van Heerdt, Fine medieval books, books, treatise, textleaf, miniature, annunciation, manuscripts, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-25)
		Single leaf with the Infancy of Christ in the Gothic manner, Chess Master, France, last quarter of the 19th century.
		Neogothic miniature of the Madonna with Child by Charles de Pape, Bruges, last quarter of the 19th century.
		Neogothic service book "Missel Romain" by Clothilde Coulaux, Molsheim (Alsace), 29 June 1906.
	www.artonline.nl /medievalbooks/webcatindex.htm (170 words)

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