Title: Cathedrals
1Cathedrals
2What is a cathedral?
3How many cathedrals remain in France?
4What was most important in the design of a
cathedral?
5When were most French cathedrals built?
6Two big words
7What does Romanesque mean?
Like Roman
8What does Gothic mean?
like the Goths, that is, the Barbarians
9What style is this Cathedral?
How can you tell?
10And this one?
11What shape is a cathedral?
12What is the long part called?
The Nave What style is it?
Gothic
13What style?
14What is the cross-piece called?
The Transept
15What style is this sculpture?
Romanesque Greed with his moneybags
16What style is this?
Gothic Old Testament Figures
17What style is this?
18What style is this?
19The top of a pillar What style?
Romanesque
20What is this?
A cloister
What style?
21What is under the cathedral?
The Crypt
22What is in the crypt?
23What is this?
24Cathedrals are often full of these. What is it?
A reliquary, said to contain the bones of the
three kings.
25Another reliquary
26Gothic buildings have thinner walls. How do they
stay up?
Flying Buttresses
27How does a flying buttress work?
28So what can you do with thinner walls?
29Add glass
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39Modern stained glass in the old cathedral at Reims
40Gothic Style still survives here
Boston College
41And so does the Romanesque
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