Notre Dame

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Notre Dame

 

the cathedral showing the flying buttress construction

Notre Dame Cathedral, in Paris, was begun in 1163 and completed for the most part in 1250. It is one of the best-known Gothic cathedrals in the world.  Although Notre Dame is considered a Gothic structure, it incorporates remnants of the earlier Romanesque style.

        Text from Microsoft Encarta

 

as seen from the East

 

martyr said to have carried his severed head several miles

Polychrome figures

used to tell the bible stories

 

killing of the innocents and the flight into Egypt

 

Jesus and his disciples

 

Jesus teaching in Galilee

 

Jesus teaching by the sea

 

palm Sunday

 

the last supper
(on right, Jesus washing feet)

Rose Windows

 

in North transept
(note chandelier showing in front)

 

in South transept

 

stain glass window telling the stories of the Saints

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