… It will explore the major influences that contributed to the conception, manufacture and
placement of the Crucifixion window within the context of the Poitiers cathedral. While taking into …

… Denis school influenced the superb Crucifixion window in Poitiers Cathedral, and others in
the cathedrals of Angers and Le Mans and in the Trinité at Vendôme, also the Tree of Jesse …

… A large part of Poitiers cathedral's archives was destroyed by the Huguenots in 1562 and
those of Rouen's episcopal church are hardly more copious. Only the accounts of the latter's …

… For Poitiers Cathedral, the author introduces a new considera- tion: the symbolism of style. …
He refrains from suggesting that the con- struction of Poitiers Cathedral was funded by the …

… ,12 a large Flamboyant doorway (Figure 20) from the late fifteenth century is flanked by
polygonal turrets similar to those of the thirteenth century on the chevet of Poitiers Cathedral …

… the nave – though the cylindrical piers with colonettes attached axially are nearer to Bourges
or even Chartres than to the compound forms of half a century earlier in Poitiers cathedral. …

… For Poitiers Cathedral, the author introduces a new consideration: the symbolism of style. …
He refrains from suggesting that the construction of Poitiers Cathedral was funded by the …

Gothic architecture is the most visible and striking product of medieval European civilization.
Jean Bony, whose reputation as a medievalist is worldwide, presents its development as an …

… some at Chartres, and with glass in Poitiers Cathedral, which has not been studied for the
… Poitiers cathedral was built from about i 162 onwards; we know for certain that the choir was …

… Curiously, the façade is late-Romanesque, contemporary with the interior of Poitiers Cathedral,
but it seems a world away from the simple, elegant lines of the new style, in its deliberate …