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that focused on indigenous varieties of the late Gothic period, particularly the Gothic Lower Rhine, and was done almost exclusively in brick. The so-called "Utrecht School" of the association contrasted with the much more progressive views of
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were welcomed. The association was strict about conforming to particular requirements of style and obtained important jobs because of this.
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