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ARTS 149 1st Edition Lecture 37Introduction to Gothic Art- Gothic Periodo Also called the age of great cathedralso Derogatory term invented by Italian Renaissance artists to this style of art – Vasario The Gothic was an architectural style that originated in the powerful monasteries around Paris and then spread to the rest of Europe.  It is now applied to arts besides architecture- Stained Glasso Made from melted sand and ash colored with metal oxides, blown and flattened into sheetso Glass was cut into individual shapes, details painted on and then fired o Pieces put together like jigsaw puzzleo Divine light- Abbey Church of Saint-Deniso Paris, Franceo Gothico It was originally built on foundation of a Romanesque church Abbot Surgero Burial for saint-denis and the kings of France  Saint. Denis was a patron saint of France and martyro Ambulatory and Radiating chapels Included vaultso First church to use stained glass which becomes an important medium in this period- Tree of Jesseo Stained glass in chancel and rose windowso Saint-deniso Paris, franceo gothic- Flight into Egypto Abbey Church of Saint-Deniso FranceThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.o Gothic- Cathedral of Notre Dame (Chartres)o Chartres, Franceo Gothico Has ribbed and pointed barrel vaults o Clerestory area covered with stained glass windowso Royal portal  On west façadeo Old Testament Kinds and Queen Jamb Statues  Located in central doorway of Royal Portalo Saint Theodore Jamb statue Lcated on the porch of martyrso Saints Martin, Jerome, and Gregory Jamb statues Located on porch of confessorso Good Samaritan Window On the bottom - Shows the good Samaritan caring for a traveler who has been robbed and beated Top and sides- Adam and eve’s fall introduces sin into the world Message = Christ is the Good Samaritan who rescues humanity (traveler) from sin (thieves)o Rose Window and Lancets On North Transcept Stained glass About 43 feet in


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