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				Manorial Architecture
	Start page   Sitemap     Medieval fortified   manor   Medieval wooden   manor   Old Baltic style   Renaissance   Baroque   Late baroque /   early classicism   Classicism   Historicism   Art Nouveau   Heimat style     Various meanings   of manor   Types of manors   Manor complex Estonian manors			Medieval fortified manors. Built in the 13th-16th centuries. There were around 100 manors of such type in Estonia Medieval wooden manors. Built in the 13th-16th centuries. Around a few of hundred Old Baltic manors. Typical style of a modest manor of the 17th – 18th centuries (and maybe also earlier) Renaissance. Lasted in Estonia from 1530 until the1630s-1640s Baroque. Dominated Estonia from 1630s-1640s until the end of the 18th century Late Baroque and Early Classicism. Transition period from Baroque to Classicism, from about 1770s until 1800 Classicism. Dominant architectural style from 1800s-1840s. Historicism (Neo-Gothic, Neo-Renaissance and Neo-Baroque styles). From 1840s to World War I (1914) Art Nouveau. Spread alongside Historicism from about 1900. The Heimat style. A more tranquil and modest trend of Art Nouveau, dominated Estonia from about 1900-10.			Estonian manors Estonian manors  Tiina Hendrikson       Estonian manors Estonian manors
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