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French Gothic Stokstad, Ch. 16. French Gothic Art 16-2 and 7 Cathedral of Notre Dame, Chartres (c. 1134 and later); 16-12 plan 16-13 Nave, c. 1194-1220.

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1 French Gothic Stokstad, Ch. 16

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3 French Gothic Art 16-2 and 7 Cathedral of Notre Dame, Chartres (c. 1134 and later); 16-12 plan 16-13 Nave, c. 1194-1220 North tower, 1507-13): with one of the stained glass window (16-14 Tree of Jesse, c. 1150-70) 16-8 Royal Portal, west façade (c. 1145-55): including central tympanum 16-9 Jamb figures from central portal (Prophets and Ancestors of Christ) 16-10 South transept entrance, left portal: Saint Stephen and Theodore (two jamb figures; c. 1210-35) 16-16 Furrier’s shop, detail of Charlemagne Window

4 16-2 and 7 Cathedral of Notre Dame, Chartres (c. 1134 and later)

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7 16-8 Royal Portal, west façade (c. 1145-55): including central tympanum

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9 16-11 Flying Buttresses, Chartres Cathedral

10 16-9 Jamb figures from central portal (Prophets and Ancestors of Christ)

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12 16-10 South transept entrance, left portal: Saint Stephen and Theodore (two jamb figures; c. 1210-35)

13 16-13 Nave, Chartres, c. 1194-1220

14 Groin Vault Four-part rib vaultComplex rib vault

15 16-14 Tree of Jesse, c. 1150-70

16 16-15 Charlemagne Window, ambulatory apse

17 16-16 Furrier’s shop, detail of Charlemagne Window

18 16-23 Cathedral of Notre-Dame, Paris. Begun 1163; choir chapels 1270; spire 19th c.

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20 French Gothic 16-24 Cathedral of Notre-Dame, Reims, Rebuilding begun 1211-1260; Additional work 1406-28 16-25 West facade, Annunciation, c. 1245 and Visitation, c. 1230 16-28 Nave, Reims Cathedral. Begun at least 1211; nave c. 1220; finished for coronation of 1286 16-29 Saint Chapelle, Paris, 1243-48; rose window 1490- 95 16-30 Interior, Saint Chapelle, Paris

21 16-24 Cathedral of Notre-Dame, Reims, Rebuilding begun 1211-1260; Additional work 1406-28

22 16-24 West façade, Cathedral of Notre-Dame, Reims, Rebuilding begun 1211-1260; Additional work 1406-28

23 16-25 West facade, Annunciation, c. 1245 and Visitation, c. 1230

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25 16-28 Nave, Reims Cathedral. Begun at least 1211; nave c. 1220; finished for coronation of 1286

26 16-29 Saint Chapelle, Paris, 1243-48; rose window 1490-95

27 16-30 Interior, Saint Chapelle, Paris

28 French Gothic 16-31 Virgin and Child, from the Abbey Church of Saint Denis, 1339 16-33 Page with Louis IX and Queen Blanche of Castille, Moralized Bible, 1226-36 16-36 Jean Pucelle. Pages with Betrayal and Arrest of Chris, and Annunciation, Book of Hours of Jeanne d’Evreux, c. 1325-28

29 16-31 Virgin and Child, from the Abbey Church of Saint Denis, 1339 H: 69 cm.

30 16-33 Page with Louis IX and Queen Blanche of Castille, Moralized Bible, 1226-36

31 16-36 Jean Pucelle. Pages with Betrayal and Arrest of Chris, and Annunciation, Book of Hours of Jeanne d’Evreux, c. 1325-28

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