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Gothic Art

Gothic Art in France

Ile-de-France

Characteristics of Gothic Style Elegant soaring buildings Light – through stained glass Ribbed Groin vaults Pointed Arch Flying buttresses and high walls

Politics and Society Development of Towns Economy Intellectual pursuits Age of the Cathedral

Black Death: The Bubonic Plague

France

Suger, St. Denis, , Gothic

Abbot Suger

Town

Floor plan

Exterior

Sculpture

Interior

Floor plan of choir

Interior with windows

Stained Glass Windows

Chartres Cathedral, c , Gothic

Gothic Art in France

Triforium

Flying Buttress

Ground plan

Nave

Royal Portal, West Façade Chartres, c

Jamb Sculpture

Stained Glass

Details

Rose Window, Chartres Cathedral, c.1224, Gothic

Detail

Plate tracery and Bar tracery

Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris, c1270, Gothic

West Façade

Gargoyles

Nave drawing

Nave

Ground plan

Piers and Columns

Windows

Flying Buttresses

Portal Sculpture

Reims Cathedral, c

Annunciation & Visitation, c , Gothic

Detail

Comparison

Detail

Sainte-Chapelle, c , Rayonnant Gothic

Interior

Detail

Independent Sculpture

Virgin and Child, c.1339, International Gothic Style

Fleur-de-lis

Book Arts

Developments in Manuscript Illumination Center moves to Paris Rise of University – rise in books Cottage industry New types of books develop

Lodge Books Tool of master mason Visual guide Describes how to create the elements

Bible Moralisee, , Gothic

Psalter of Saint Louis, , Court Style/Gothic

Other page

Pucelle, Book of Hours of Jeanne d’Evereux, c , Gothic

Perpetual Calendar

Book of Hours of Jeanne d’Evereux

Annunciation detail

England

Political Situation Plantagenet dynasty ( ) Conflicts Territory changes Great Patrons of the Arts/Architecture

Cistercian Example

Salisbury Cathedral, c , English Gothic

Interior

Gothic Castle layout

Germany & The Holy Roman Empire

Political Situation Decentralized Hall church Emperors and patrons of the arts Sculptural center - Mosan

Verdun, The Shrine of the Three Kings, c , Gothic

Ekkehard and Uta, c , Gothic

Detail

Vesperbild, c.1330, Gothic

Italy

Political Situation Age of division and economic expansion Germany/Holy Roman Empire no longer a force France & Spain & Papal Authority & Independent City States Artist emerges end of 13 th century

Painting

Cimabue, Virgin and Child Enthroned, c.1280, Gothic

Detail

Giotto, Arena Chapel, , Gothic

Lamentation