 Façade of Reims Cathedral, France.  The interior of the western end of Reims Cathedral.

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 Façade of Reims Cathedral, France

 The interior of the western end of Reims Cathedral

 Chartres Cathedral, France

 South side of (Notre-Dame de Chartres).

 The Royal Portal of Chartres Cathedral.

 The Cathedral of Saint-Gatian, Tours, France

 The west front at the Abbey of Saint Denis, with its three deep portals

 The ambulatory at the Abbey of Saint- Denis

 The west front at Noyon Cathedral, showing transitional characteristics

 The interior of Noyon Cathedral

 Sainte-Chapelle interior

 The sexpartite ribbed vault at Saint Etienne, Caen

 Interior of Amiens Cathedral, France.

 Notre Dame de Paris (façade)

 Notre Dame de Paris (side view)

 Rosetta window (Notre Dame de Paris)

 Notre Dame de Paris (gargoyle)

 Notre Dame de Paris (sculptures)

 The Devil tempting the Foolish Virgins at Strasbourg.