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Southern French Gothic Architecture

Southern French Gothic (gothique méridional) is a regionally specific style of Gothic architecture that developed in the south of France and, especially in ist exerior appearance, is simpler and much less ornate than northern French Gothic and uses predominantly brick as construction material instead of stone.

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1 Albi Cathedral France
2 Collégiale Saint-Paul de Clermont-l'Hérault France
3 Condom Cathedral France
4 Couvent des Jacobins France
5 Eauze Cathedral France
6 Église Notre-Dame-du-Marthuret France
7 Église Saint-Paul de Frontignan France
8 Église Saint-Pierre de Gaillac France
9 Lavaur Cathedral France
10 Lectoure Cathedral France

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