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Flamboyant
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Flamboyant

In French architecture, the Late Gothic style contemporary with the Perpendicular style in England. It is characterized by flame-like decorative work in windows, balustrades, and other projecting features. The style is precise in detail, and characterized by elaborate interpenetration of mouldings.



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