Question

List the common characteristics of the works produced in the International Gothic style

Answer 1

Answer:

International Gothic style was developed in the late 14th century. In all pieces found from this time, it is common to see an air of sophistication. This is because most Gothic pieces were aimed to catch the attention of the royal and upper class.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

A style of Gothic workmanship, particularly painting, created in Europe in the late fourteenth and mid fifteenth hundreds of years

Explanation:

This was mostly portrayed by

• subtleties deliberately outlined in a naturalistic way,

• stretched and carefully demonstrated structures,

• the utilization of complex point of view,

• and an accentuation on the embellishing or decorative part of drapery,

• foliage, or setting.

A craftsmanship during the late fourteenth and mid fifteenth hundreds of years described by rich stylization of

• enlightened compositions,

• mosaics,

• recolored glass, and so forth,

• and by expanded enthusiasm for mainstream subjects.

Significant patrons were Simone Martini, Giotto, and Pisanello.