Architecture of Cathedrals. HAGIA SOPHIA APSE MOSAICS, CHURCH OF ST APOLLINAR E IN RAVENA DURIN RULE OF JUSTINIAN I.

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Architecture of Cathedrals

HAGIA SOPHIA

APSE MOSAICS, CHURCH OF ST APOLLINAR E IN RAVENA DURIN RULE OF JUSTINIAN I

NORMAN CHURCH, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, ENG

Santa Maria Assunta Early Romanesque About 1008 Torcello, Italy

DURHAM CATHEDRAL High Romanesque Begun 1093

GALILEE CHAPEL, DURHAM CATHEDRAL

FONTENAY ABBEY

GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ARCHES, BUTTRESSES & GARGOYLES

Comparison of Arches

CHARTRES CATHEDRAL

NOTRE DAME Paris

FLYING BUTTRESS ALLOWED TALLER, MORE DELICATE- LOOKING BUILDINGS

VAULTED ARCHES USE OF SUCCESSIVE VAULTS DELICATE RIBS COLLONADES ON COLUMNS TO CREATE ILLUSION OF HEIGHT

RIBBED CEILING USED IN STRUCTURUAL DESIGN DELICATE APPEARANCE

RHEIMS CATHEDRAL

STAINED GLASS

GARGOYLES ACTED AS DRAIN SPOUTS WERE NOT EVIL ALMOST ALWAYS ANIMALS