The great cathedral at Amiens /
Examines France's High Gothic monumental masterpiece. With height the dominant aesthetic aim, skeletal construction was carried to its precarious limit, creating a sunlit nave more than 140 feet high and capable of accommodating a congregation of 10,000. The cathedral's charmed history, during which...
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Princeton, N.J. :
Films for the Humanities & Sciences,
[2001], ©2001.
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| Summary: | Examines France's High Gothic monumental masterpiece. With height the dominant aesthetic aim, skeletal construction was carried to its precarious limit, creating a sunlit nave more than 140 feet high and capable of accommodating a congregation of 10,000. The cathedral's charmed history, during which it has remained unscathed by revolution and war, is also discussed. |