this iteration of Gothic architecture was popular across all of Europe. In France, it can be seen at Rouen Cathedral and Sainte-Chapelle; in Spain, at Burgos Cathedral and Segovia Cathedral ...

It is missing one crucial element, but a hole in a door at Exeter ... The cathedral, which dates from 1112 but was not officially opened until 1400, is notable for the ceiling of its Gothic ...

On April 4, 1942, the diarist Henry “Chips” Channon and a few of his friends paid a visit to Wells Cathedral—one of England’s early Gothic treasures—in the southwest county of Somerset.

The word “Gothic” often envokes a description of mysterious homes, or a modern-day group of people who have an affinity for dark aesthetics, but what the gothic architectural style ...

Researchers found parts of the original church beneath the cathedral's quire. Exeter Cathedral Excavations ... cathedral was rebuilt in the Decorated Gothic style between roughly 1270 and 1350.

The Gothic cathedral—from St.-Denis and Notre-Dame ... to construct a new basilica that went on to transform Western architecture. They include: A detail from the Tree of Jesse stained glass ...

Italy birthed a new style of cathedral-building that would soon make the Gothic appear old-fashioned rather than innovative. Reflecting the humanistic tenor of the times, the new architecture ...

The students are tasked with transforming an eight-inch cube of French limestone into a "stiff leaf" foliage - a classic feature of medieval church architecture ... at Exeter Cathedral in an ...