This ClipArt gallery offers 42 illustrations of several types of gothic style ornaments and decorations. Gothic style is defined as the style noted from the 12th to 16th century, originating in France. It superceded Romanesque architecture, and preceded the Renaissance. See also the Gothic Architecture ClipArt gallery.
"Nuremburg is a city in the Bavarian province of Middle Franconia, Germany; on the Pegnitz river; 95…
A ball-flower is an ornament resembling a ball enclosed in a circular flower—one of the characteristics…
This sarcophagus with canopy is sculpted in stone. The canopy is in a gothic style and on top of tomb…
The Gothic chest of the 15th century was carved out of chestnut wood and had iron mounts and handles.
The Gothic boss circular panel is a 16th century design found in St. Benoit, Paris.
The Gothic console is a a type of support that tappers downwards like a pendant with a round plan. It…
A series of grotesque faces from Gothic churches during fourteenth century. The grotesque faces were…
A series of grotesque from Claybrooke Church for architectural ornamentation. The grotesque statue on…
A Fin'ial is an ornament, generally carved to resemble foliage, which forms the termination of pinnacles,…
A Fin'ial is an ornament (generally carved to resemble foliage) which forms the termination of pinnacles,…
This is an illustration by artist Charles Robinson. It is found in novelist Robert Louis Stevenson's…
This Late Gothic pattern is a 15th century choir screen made out of wrought-iron.
This Gothic screen is designed flamboyant oak design. It is typically used as a partition in a room.