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Why were the stained glass windows removed at the Notre dame cathedral in the 18th century?
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They were replaced by clear glass in order to let more light inside.
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Which medieval cathedral is famous for its 173 stained glass windows?
Chartres
Who created stained glass?
The exact origin of stained glass is unknown. Its discovery was suggested by Pliny as an accident by Phoenician sailors. Augsburg Cathedral in Bavaria is recognized as having the oldest stained glass windows in the world dating back to the 12th century.
How many stained glass windows are on the national cathedral?
wither 1215 or 215
What is the name of the artist who designed the stained glass windows in the St Wenceslas cathedral?
da vinci
What phrase does not describe a Gothic cathedral?
pointed arches and stained-glass windows" does not describe a Gothic cathedral, which in general have more "studded" tops that allow for great room inside.
John Piper the artist used what media?
He made oil paintings, gouaches, prints, stained-glass windows, stage sets, and a tapestry for a cathedral.
What did Edward vi order to be torn from the churches?
He ordered all the posh things and stained glass windows to be removed
What is a sentence using ecclesiastical?
The cathedral is an ecclesiastical structure adorned with beautiful stained glass windows and intricate carvings.
What were stained glass windows?
They are typically found in old English churches x
When was Transparent Stained-Glass Windows created?
Transparent Stained-Glass Windows was created in 2002.
Are stained glass windows religious?
Yes, stained glass windows have a particular religious significance.
How many pages does Transparent Stained-Glass Windows have?
Transparent Stained-Glass Windows has 83 pages.
