Gothic Architecture Beginning in late 1200’s Above and right, Chartres Cathedral, near Paris. Most famous Gothic Cathedral.

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Gothic Architecture Beginning in late 1200’s Above and right, Chartres Cathedral, near Paris. Most famous Gothic Cathedral

Characteristics of Gothic Architecture Grew out of Romanesque architecture Called Gothic by people during the Renaissance who viewed Gothic as being crude and backward like the Goths who invaded Rome FYI: some of these bad boys took hundreds of years to complete

Pointed Arches (called Gothic Arch)

Ribbed vaults

Flying Buttress

Floor Plan- a cross

Tall spires

Emphasized verticality (height)

Lots of light- stained glass windows

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