What style is this? And what is this called? FLAMBOYANT. FLAME TRACERY

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What style is this? And what is this called? FLAMBOYANT. FLAME TRACERY

COLOGNE CATHEDRAL – Second largest Gothic cathedral in the world. Instead of writing a time period, write an interesting fact about this structure. COLOGNE CATHEDRAL – Second largest Gothic cathedral in the world.

Chartes Cathedral- High French Gothic

Westminster Abby- perpendicular English Gothic

Notre Dame Cathedral – High French Gothic

Ulm Munster- Largest Gothic Structure in the world

Gloucester Cathedral – English Perpendicular

Amiens Cathedral – High French Gothic

Wells Cathedral – Early English Gothic

Abbey Church of St. Denis- Early French Gothic

Please know this as well!