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| building has exposed wood framing, spaces between filled with plaster, brick, or stone |
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Bible for the Poor
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Milan Cathedral
Bible scenes depicted on the outside for the poor to understand, most people were illiterate |
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often used as a generic term applied to a circular window, but is especially used for those found in churches of the Gothic architectural style and being divided into segments by stone mullions and tracery
Think Notre Dame |
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| s the stonework elements that support the glass in a Gothic window |
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Pointed Arch
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| basically just a pointed arch commonly found in gothic architecture |
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The intersection of two or three barrel vaultsproduces a rib vault orribbed vault when they are edged with anarmature of piped masonry often carved in decorative patterns;
Look at notes for image example |
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| an architectural element located within the arch or pedimen |
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stone cutting
Craft of cutting and dressing complicated blocks of masonry such as those for an arch, vault, or spiral staircase.
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| amount of light illuminating an area |
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City of God
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Abbey Cluny
Where: Cluny, France
Year: 1095 C.E
Architect: Unknown |
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St. Denis
Where: Paris, France
Year: 1144 CE
Architect: Abbey Suger |
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Chartres Cathedral
Where: Chartes, France
Year: 12 C.
Architect: Unknown
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Salisbury Cathedral
Where: Salisbury, England
Year: 1220-1258 CE |
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