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Pre-Gothic to Gothic Flashcards

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Cathedral of St-Etienne, Sens

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-1130/40-1164 -tripartite division on main facade -small wheel on that facade -ribbed vaults with rounded arches

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Noyon, Cathedral of Notre Dame

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-1145-1205 -cruciform plan -apsidal terminations for the transepts -4 part elevation (first appearance) -ribbed vaulting

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Laon, Cathedral of Notre Dame

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-1160 -twin towers on west facade -four part elevation mono cylindrical piers to carry bundles of five and three

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Paris, Cathedral of Notre Dame

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-1163-1236 -nave rebuilt by Viollet-le-Duc

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Chartes, Cathedral of Notre Dame

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-1135-1221 -west facade is related to facade at St-Denis -double ambulatory

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Portail Royal

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west facade of Chartres, Notre Dame -jamb sculptures

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Reims, Cathedral of Notre Dame

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1210ff -Piers simplify and clarify the Chartrain solution -beautiful stained glass windows

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Cathedral of Notre Dame at Amiens

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-1218-old cathedral burnt down -1220- new one began under Robert de Luzarches -elevation is more articulated

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Cathedral of Beauvais

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-1225ff -highest interior -wood trusses supporting transept walls

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La Sainte-Chapelle, Paris

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-26 April 1248 -tall interior with stained glass everywhere, addition

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Lincoln Cathedral

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-1192 (began) -under Bishop Hugh of Lincoln -follows Canterbury model using 2 transepts, three part interior elevation and separate chapel

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Salisbury Cathedral

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  • 1220ff -colonnettes that are connected to the springers in the vaulting begin in the middle of the gallery -Gothic ribbed vaults are lighter than Norman vaults
  • use purbeck marble in horizontal bands to accentuate length of nave
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The Decorated Style

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1240-1330 -second phase of english gothic, first being the “early english style” -skeletalization of the elevation

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Exeter Cathedral

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  • 1280
  • highly ornate ceiling in the nave
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Cathedral of St. Andrew at Wells, Somerset

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,-1186/90 -stained glass in Lady Chapel of Retrochoir -lieme and tierceron ribbed vaulting

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Comparison of Notre Dame elevations

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