"Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris...was seminal in the evolution of the French Gothic style. It is 110 ft high—the first cathedral built on a truly monumental.

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"Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris...was seminal in the evolution of the French Gothic style. It is 110 ft high—the first cathedral built on a truly monumental scale. With its compact, cruciform plan, its sexpartite vaulting, flying buttresses and vastly enlarged windows, it became a prototype for future French cathedrals." —John Julius Norwich, ed. Great Architecture of the World. p116.

History

Floor Plan

Framework

ÎLE DE LA CITÉ

Notre Dame de Paris: West Facade

West Rose Window

Kings of France

3 Portals

Portal of the Virgin

Portal of the Last Judgment

Portal of Saint Anne

Buttresses

Saint Denis

Angel of the Facade

The Spire

West Rose Window

South Rose Window

North Rose Window

Viollet-le-Duc’s Theoretical Reconstruction Plan

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