UNIT Eight: the high middle ages. Romanesque Architecture Links to good romanesque web sites: Santiago de compostella.

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UNIT Eight: the high middle ages

Romanesque Architecture Links to good romanesque web sites: Santiago de compostella

The Spanish Road to Santiago de Compostela

Ste. Madeleine, Vezelay, France Vezelay site Notes

Ste. Madeleine, Vezelay, France Exterior tympanum

Ste. Madeleine, Vezelay, France Center tympanum in narthex Notes

Ste. Madeleine, Vezelay, France Tympanum of south portal in narthex Notes

Ste. Madeleine, Vezelay, France Nave

Ste. Madeleine, Vezelay, France Capital sculpture: demon and woman

Ste. Madeleine, Vezelay, France A similar layout, just with no transepts. Notice the ambulatory, as at Ste. Foi.

Ste. Foi, c

Here’s a drawing of the abbey, to give you some sense of proportions. We will notice that the rhythm of interior space is consistent with the outward appearance.

Ste. Foi, c Notes

Ste. Foi, c The interior of the church. Notice the rounded arches, the relatively small windows.

Ste. Foi, c Notes

Ste. Foi, c Notes

Ste. Foi, c Notes

Ste. Foi, c Notes

Abbey Church, Cluny: Tours, France

gothic Architecture The Gothic Cathedral

Basilique, Saint-Denis West facade. Added by Abbot Suger. About

Exterior: North view. Basilique, Saint-Denis

Basilique Saint-Denis; France, saint-denis; 1136?-44 (Choir) Basilique, Saint-Denis

Nave ( ). Basilique, Saint-Denis

West entrance and the ceiling of the nave Basilique, Saint-Denis Ceiling of the nave.

Nave Basilique, Saint-Denis Stained glasses of the upper part of the nave.

Stained glasses of the upper choir Basilique, Saint-Denis

Ambulatory and radiating chapels Basilique, Saint-Denis

The cross-ribbed vaults of the ambulatory Basilique, Saint-Denis The upper half, the five-part vaults, is a ceiling of the radiating chapel. The lower half is a ceiling of the ambulatory.

Central portal of the west facade Basilique, Saint-Denis The right door panel of bronze The left door panel of bronze

West front. NOTRA DAME Paris; Back view.

South view. NOTRA DAME Paris; South-west view

Rose window at north transept. NOTRA DAME Paris; From nave to west entrance

From nave to chancel NOTRA DAME Paris; Flying buttress

Interior, North Transept End wall, rose window and lancets, Old Testament scenes NOTRA DAME Paris; Rose window, detail of Abraham(?)

Ambulatory, Chapel of Our Lady of the Seven Doors NOTRA DAME Paris; Ambulatory chapel window : Life of Christ

Exterior, West Façade, Left Door General view, called Portal of the Virgin NOTRA DAME Paris; Exterior, West Façade, Center Door General view Exterior, West Façade, Right Door General view, called Portal of St. Anne

NOTRA DAME Paris; West Façade, Center Door Left jamb : apostles

West Façade, Center Door Tympanum : Last Judgment NOTRA DAME Paris; Good Notra Dame Site

Plans and Drawings Plan NOTRA DAME Paris;

Drawing of nave section NOTRA DAME Paris;

Drawing of nave section, 13th c. NOTRA DAME Paris; Drawing of choir section, 12th c.

Notre Dame, Chartres, France West facade

Notre Dame, Chartres, France

Main Portal

Notre Dame, Chartres, France The right portal of the west facade The tympanum of the right portal, west facade The theme of the sculptures of the tympanum is The Virgin and Child in Solemnity.

Notre Dame, Chartres, France East side, apsidal view

Notre Dame, Chartres, France The central portal of the north facade Statues-Colonnes and the detail of the central portal, north facade. The theme of the sculptures of the tympanum is The Coronation of the Virgin.

Notre Dame, Chartres, France

Stained Glass Roundel Good Chartres Site

Notre Dame, Chartres, France Good Chartres Site

NOTRE-DAME CATHEDRAL R e i m s, France

General view of west façade NOTRE-DAME CATHEDRAL R e i m s, France

West Façade, Center Door Left jamb : Presentation in the Temple with Joseph, Mary, Simeon and Anna NOTRE-DAME CATHEDRAL R e i m s, France

Right jamb : Annunciation with Gabriel and Mary; Presentation with Mary and Elizabeth West Façade, Center Door NOTRE-DAME CATHEDRAL R e i m s, France

Gable over center door : Coronation of the Virgin West Façade, Center Door NOTRE-DAME CATHEDRAL R e i m s, France

Plan, hatching indicates post-1250 work NOTRE-DAME CATHEDRAL R e i m s, France