Pseudo-Gothic

An artistic style, a variety of Romanticism that spread in Europe in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. It influenced the architecture of park structures that imitated medieval Gothic buildings — “knightly” castles, fortresses, etc. (for example, in the Alexander Park in Pushkin, in Alupka). In Russia it acquired specific features under the influence of ancient Russian architecture (in the p…

An artistic style, a variety of Romanticism that spread in Europe in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. It influenced the architecture of park structures that imitated medieval Gothic buildings — “knightly” castles, fortresses, etc. (for example, in the Alexander Park in Pushkin, in Alupka). In Russia it acquired specific features under the influence of ancient Russian architecture (in the park at Tsaritsyno and elsewhere).