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Rose window is
often used as a
generic term
applied to a
circular window, but is
especially used for
those found in
Gothic cathedrals and churches. The...
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windows,
oriel windows, thermal, or Diocletian,
windows,
picture windows,
rose windows,
emergency exit
windows,
stained gl****
windows,
French windows...
- use of the rib
vault and
flying buttress, its
enormous and
colourful rose windows, and the
naturalism and
abundance of its
sculptural decoration. Notre-Dame...
- (15th c.)
Detail of the
rose of the
portal of
libraries (15th c.) The
rose window of the
north portal is the only
large rose window to
survive in its original...
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abbot called them. The
works at St
Denis also
included the first-ever
rose window in its west façade. In
around 827
Louis the
Pious had
given St Denis...
- chapel's
flamboyant west
rose window First horseman of the
Apocalypse Detail of
rose window;
souls under the
altar The
rose window at the west of the upper...
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Minster east
window Rayonnant rose window,
Strasbourg Cathedral west
front Flamboyant rose window,
Amiens Cathedral west
front Curvilinear window, Limoges...
- rose
window West
rose window Detail of west
rose window (click 2x to enlarge)
South rose window, with
pipes of
organ North rose window, with its reinforcing...
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lancet windows divided by
slender columns and
topped by
small rose windows, and
above them a
large rose window. The
original south rose window was destro****...
- form, or
rose window,
developed in
France from
relatively simple windows with
openings pierced through slabs of thin
stone to
wheel windows, as exemplified...