Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Styles and Periods Facet
3. Styles and Periods (hierarchy name)
4. [styles, periods, and cultures by region]
5. European

Narrower term/s

• Netherlandish[+]
  • Dutch (culture or style)
  • Flemish (culture or style) [NP] [+]
    • South Netherlandish [NP]
  • North Netherlandish
  • Early Netherlandish [NP]
• Albanian (culture or style)
• Austrian[+]
  • Carinthian
  • Tyrolean [NP]
  • Viennese
• Belgian (modern)[+]
  • Walloon (culture or style) [NP]
• British (modern)[+]
  • English (culture or style)
  • Scottish [+]
    • Pictish [NP]
  • Welsh (culture or style)
  • Pre-Conquest (British)
  • Northern Irish [NP]
  • Jerseyan [NP]
  • Black British
• Bulgarian (culture or style)
• Czech (culture or style)[+]
  • Bohemian
  • Moravian (regional culture)
• Scandinavian[+]
  • Danish (culture or style)
  • Finnish (culture or style)
  • Norwegian (culture)
  • Swedish (culture or style)
  • Norse (ancient) [+]
    • Viking [NP] [+]
      • Urnes Style
      • Jellinge Style
      • Mammen Style
      • Ringerike Style
      • Oseberg Style
      • Borre Style
  • Icelandic (culture or style)
  • Sami
• Flemish (culture or style)[+]
  • South Netherlandish [NP]
• French (culture or style)[+]
  • Breton (culture or style) [NP]
  • Corsican (culture or style) [NP]
  • Gascon (culture or style) [NP]
  • Languedocian (culture or style) [NP]
  • Lorraine [NP]
  • Provençal (culture or style)
  • Alsatian (culture or style) [NP]
  • Parisian
  • French Guianese [NP]
  • Burgundian (medieval) [NP]
  • Angevin
• German (culture, style, period)[+]
  • Wendish
  • Wilhelmine (period)
  • Ancient German (period or culture)
  • Bavarian (culture or style)
  • Hamburger
  • Hessian (culture)
  • Swabian (culture or style)
  • Thuringian (culture or style)
  • West German
  • Hanseatic (culture)
  • Alsatian (culture or style) [NP]
  • East German
  • Saxon (modern)
  • Weimar (style and movement)
• Hungarian[+]
  • Magyar
• Italian (culture or style)[+]
  • Sicilian (culture or style)
  • South Italian (Italian culture or style)
  • Apulian (culture or style) [+]
    • Gnathian (culture or style)
  • Campanian (culture or style) [+]
    • Paestan (culture or style)
  • Lucanian (culture or style)
  • Bolognese
  • Calabrian
  • Florentine
  • Sienese
  • Tarantine
  • Friulian (culture or style)
  • Genoese
  • Pisan
  • Latian
  • Mantuan
  • Marchigiano
  • Milanese
  • Modenese
  • Neapolitan (culture or style)
  • Northern Italian
  • Paduan
  • Perugian
  • Piedmontese
  • Torinese
  • Triestan
  • Tuscan (culture or style)
  • Umbrian (modern)
  • Venetan (culture or style)
  • Veronese
  • Abruzzese
  • Emilian (culture)
  • Ferrarese
  • Roman (modern culture)
  • Lucchese (culture)
  • Sardinian (culture or style) [+]
    • Nuraghic (culture or style)
    • Ozieri
  • Parmesan
  • Syracusian
  • Arretine (general style or culture)
  • Lombard (modern Italian region culture)
• Polish (culture)
• Portuguese (culture or style)
• Romanian (culture or style)
• Spanish (culture or style)[+]
  • Catalan (culture or style)
  • Galician (culture or style)
  • Andalusian
  • Aragonese (culture or style)
  • Castilian (culture or style)
  • Granadine
  • Latino (Spanish-derived) [NP]
  • Spanish Islamic [NP]
  • Valencian (culture or style)
  • Mudéjar (culture) [NP]
  • Madrilenian
  • Sevillian
  • Cordoban (culture or style)
• Swiss[+]
  • Swiss chalet style [NP]
• Yugoslav
• Irish
• Russian (culture or style)[+]
  • Muscovite (culture or style) [NP]
  • Mordvin [NP]
  • Chuvash (culture or style) [NP]
  • Bashkir (culture or style) [NP]
  • Russian Empire
  • Novgorod (style and culture)
  • Naryshkin Baroque
• Serbian (culture or style)
• Slovene (culture or style)
• Croatian (culture or style)[+]
  • Dalmatian (culture or style)
• Belarusian (style)
• Greek (modern)[+]
  • Macedonian (Greek regional culture or style)
• Iberian (Iberian peninsula, culture and style)[+]
  • Mozarab
  • Ibero-Roman
• Savoyard
• Lithuanian (culture or style)
• Azorean
• Basque (culture or style)
• Carpathian
• Ukrainian (culture or style)
• Andorran
• Armenian (modern)
• Austro-Hungarian
• Bosnian (culture or style)
• Bosnian Herzegovinian[+]
  • Bosnian (culture or style) [NP]
  • Herzegovinian [NP]
• Breton (culture or style)
• Central European
• Corsican (culture or style)
• Greenlandic (culture or style)
• Kosovan
• Languedocian (culture or style)
• Latvian (culture or style)
• Liechtenstein
• Limburger
• Livonian (culture or style)
• Lorraine
• Luxembourgeois (culture or style)
• Macedonian (North Macedonia culture or style)
• Mallorcan (culture)
• Maltese (culture or style)
• Moldovan (culture or style)
• Monégasque (culture or style)
• Montenegrin
• Northern European
• Southern European
• Western European
• Eastern European
• Northern Irish
• Prussian
• Rhenish
• San Marinese
• Serbian-Montenegrin
• Silesian
• Slovak (culture or style)
• Balkan
• South Netherlandish
• Transylvanian (culture)
• Tyrolean
• Wallachian
• Soviet (nationality or culture) [NP]
• Papal States
• Alpine (Alps)
• Alsatian (culture or style)
• Estonian (culture or style)
• Herzegovinian
• Jerseyan
• Faroese (culture or style)
• Sardinian (culture or style) [NP][+]
  • Nuraghic (culture or style)
  • Ozieri
• Baltic[+]
  • Baltic German
• Old Prussian (culture or style)
• Mordvin
• Chuvash (culture or style)
• Bashkir (culture or style)
• Czechoslovakian (culture or style)

Anotations

Scope note:

Used to describe styles of the regions of Europe.