- In
French Gothic architecture, the
Rayonnant (French pronunciation: [ʁɛjɔnɑ̃])
style is the
third of the four
phases of
Gothic architecture in France...
-
choir (1210–1250)
Rayonnant: west
front of
Strasbourg Cathedral (1277–1490)
Rayonnant: Sainte-Chapelle
upper level (1238-1248)
Rayonnant – angel's choir...
- open
spandrels above the
lights into a
variety of
decorative shapes.
Rayonnant style (c. 1230–c. 1350) was
enabled by the
development of bar tracery...
-
parts of
Amiens Cathedral, have to be
subsumed to High Gothic.
Gothique rayonnant (Shining Gothic), from the
second third of 13th
century to the
first half...
- master-builder
Pierre de
Montreuil rebuilt the nave and the
transepts in the new
Rayonnant Gothic style. The
abbey church became a
cathedral on the
formation of...
-
Rayonnant rose
window in
Notre Dame de Paris. In
Gothic architecture,
light was
considered "the
source and
actual essence of all that is beautiful", which...
- León Cathedral, an
example of
Rayonnant Gothic,
completed in
three phases during the 13th–15th centuries...
-
Rayonnant Gothic and
Flamboyant Gothic. Therefore, in
French terms, a few
first examples of High
Gothic are classic, but most
examples are
Rayonnant....
- and is also
utilised with
specific reference to Our Lady of the Rosary.
Rayonnant Gothic: The rose
windows are
divided by
mullions radiating from a central...
- (early 16th century).
Reims Cathedral,
Rayonnant north transept rose
window (1211–1345)
Notre Dame de Paris,
Rayonnant north transept window (about 1250)...