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Gothic Architecture

Gothic Architecture Evolved in Medieval Europe (1100’s) Comes from the Germanic Tribe of the Goths Cathedrals thrust upward as if reaching toward Heaven Stain Glass windows bring in colorful light Showcase of Art Inspire the worshiper with magnificence of God

Cathedral of Notre Dame

Cross Section of Notre Dame

Cathedral at Chartres

Cross Section of Chartres

Supported the roof’s weight Ribbed Vaults Supported the roof’s weight

Transferred weight to thick exterior walls Flying Buttresses Transferred weight to thick exterior walls

Framed huge stain glass windows, doors, and other openings Pointed Arches Framed huge stain glass windows, doors, and other openings

Tall Spires Points that reach toward heaven

Stained Glass Windows Windows that illustrated stories of the Bible for illiterate peasants