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    Gothic arch is pointed Instead of round. Pointed arch allows for opening of space gothic arch has keystones and Boussousomething, but they are Narrower. Gothic Chartres: plate tracery window on west facade more stone than glass Window of St. Lubin, patron saint of winesellers wine crier tavern owner customer Stain glass windows were made a lot in the gothic Period because they were fascinated with light.

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    Gothic arch is pointed Instead of round. Pointed arch allows for opening of space gothic arch has keystones and Boussousomething, but they are Narrower. Gothic Chartres: plate tracery window on west facade more stone than glass Window of St. Lubin, patron saint of winesellers wine crier tavern owner customer Stain glass windows were made a lot in the gothic Period because they were fascinated with light.

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    Gothic arch is pointed Instead of round. Pointed arch allows for opening of space gothic arch has keystones and Boussousomething, but they are Narrower. Gothic Chartres: plate tracery window on west facade more stone than glass Window of St. Lubin, patron saint of winesellers wine crier tavern owner customer Stain glass windows were made a lot in the gothic Period because they were fascinated with light.

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    Gothic

    St. Denis
    Gothic
    St. Denis ambulatory Gothic arch is pointed
    Instead of round.

    Gothic arch has keystones and


    Boussousomething, but they are
    pointed arch allows Narrower.
    for opening of space
    royal tombs at St. Denis
    royal tombs at St. Denis
    Notre Dame means: our lady. Virgin Mary.

    Right one is Romanesque.


    The left is more pointy, gothic.

    Notre Dame, Chartres


    Chartres: plate tracery window on west facade

    more stone than glass


    Window of St. Lubin, patron saint of winesellers
    wine crier tavern owner customer

    Stain glass windows were made a lot in the gothic


    Period because they were fascinated with light.
    Gothic
    Chartres Main Door
    long braids
    wide sleeves

    kings and queens of France


    Gothic
    Chartres interior: the nave

    cross vaults in ceiling

    pointed arches
    Gothic
    Chartres

    plate tracery from the inside


    Gothic
    Chartres nave wall

    pointed arch

    3 levels
    Gothic
    scientia at Chartres

    light as the manifestation


    of divine wisdom
    labyrinth on nave floor
    Gothic
    Chartres: East exterior
    Gothic
    Chartres from the air

    flying buttresses

    radiating chapels
    Notre Dame, Paris
    Portal of the Virgin
    Portal of the Virgin

    Portal of the Virgin


    crockets

    Gothic
    Notre Dame of Paris

    finials

    flying buttresses
    Gothic gargoyles
    Notre Dame of Paris
    Gothic

    rose window

    Notre Dame of Paris


    Gothic

    flying buttresses

    finials

    ribbed vaults

    Notre Dame of Paris


    Gothic

    Building a cathedral

    short tunics
    hose
    Gothic

    journeymen workers

    surcote
    master masons
    misericords, or “bum seats”--
    images on the underneath of
    choir stall seats

    Rouen: story of Aristotle and


    Phyllis
    demon riding two women—St. Margaret’s, Chester
    “birching” a school boy at Burg-en-Bresse
    domestic violence
    woman beating her husband
    fox reading
    the fox teaching the chickens
    Gothic
    Plan: Amiens Cathedral (France) radiating chapels

    side aisle
    ambulatory

    nave
    Salisbury Cathedral (England)

    double transept

    chapter house

    cloister
    Salisbury Cathedral
    Gothic
    built in the country, 7 miles from Salisbury
    Old Sarum

    only the foundations remain


    Gothic

    filled with inferior local stone

    marble from Caen

    Old Sarum
    Gothic

    Old Sarum taken apart


    and built at Salisbury,
    7 miles away
    Salisbury Cathedral, ca. 1220
    tallest spire in England

    Salisbury
    Gothic
    Salisbury Cathedral:
    main portal
    Gothic
    Salisbury Cathedral: nave
    Gothic
    Salisbury Cathedral:
    crossing
    Gothic
    clerestory Salisbury Cathedral: side wall
    windows

    triforium

    arcade
    Gothic
    Salisbury Cathedral:
    chapter house

    prayer niches
    Gothic
    Salisbury Cathedral:
    fan vault

    leaf-and-flower decoration
    Gothic Salisbury Cathedral: table from chapter house

    floor tile with


    encaustic design
    Gothic
    Siena, Italy
    fresco: “good government”
    houpelande
    striped fabric
    Bishop opening the
    Fair of Lendit
    Gothic
    Timbered house

    wattle and daub

    window opens to create shop


    framing a house
    Gothic

    country house
    Gothic

    country house
    Gothic Crofter’s Cottage in Scotland

    thatched roof
    Crofter’s Cottage in Scotland

    thatched roof
    Gothic Interiors:
    a Great Hall in
    northern England

    hammer-beam roof

    pierced wall
    Gothic Interiors:
    a Great Hall in
    northern England

    hammer-beam roof

    pierced wall
    Dining in the Great Hall
    Dining in the Great Hall
    canopy

    trestle tables

    buffet
    canopy

    trestle tables

    buffet
    A bourgeois family dining
    A bourgeois family dining
    Sleeping in the Great Hall
    Sleeping in the Great Hall
    paneled bed
    paneled bed
    Receiving visitors in the Great Hall
    Receiving visitors in the Great Hall
    King Philip Augustus
    of France, ca. 1200

    x-form chair

    rich textiles
    King Philip Augustus
    of France, ca. 1200

    x-form chair

    rich textiles
    In the Bedroom
    (also called solar—a
    withdrawing room for
    ladies or the family)

    tester bed with curtains

    windows ½ glass, ½ shuttered


    fireplace
    with hood

    cabinet

    settle
    settle
    settle with blind tracery

    note similar arch pattern


    settle with linenfold paneling
    university lecture
    credence with pierced tracery
    French buffet
    A carpenter’s shop
    Everyday Life:

    reaping and binding


    from the Luttrell Psalter, 1340
    shearing
    Spinning and carding
    weaving
    The Virgin Mary knitting

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