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 ...

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 ...

Thirteen million people visit the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris every year ... that laser scanners could be used to deconstruct Gothic architecture. But he was the first to use the scans to ...

Edinburgh’s tallest building, St. Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral, measures 295 feet ... clad statues — allegorical figures representing Architecture, Science, Navigation, and other trades ...

The cover of the 1919 Bauhaus Manifesto featured an expressionist woodcut of a Gothic cathedral with dazzling stars shooting ... modernist, functional architecture, did not initially even have an ...

Twenty-five years ago, Dr. Robert Bork, a professor of art history at the University of Iowa and a specialist in the study of Gothic architecture ... pictures of Cologne Cathedral, an 1880 ...

Some of the most famous Gothic churches are Notre-Dame de Paris, Chartres Cathedral and Amiens Cathedral ... This style had its roots in architecture and long-standing influences on many other ...

The use of stained-glass windows transformed ordinary light into something divine, and Gothic architecture developed ... now Gloucester Cathedral. Here plans to harmonise the existing Norman ...