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What style of archiecture was used for the catedaral at notre dame de Paris?
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Very Early Gothic - Compare to the Cathedral at Reims which is French Gothic at it's highest!!
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What style of architecture was used for the cathedral at notre dame de Paris?
Gothic architecture.
What famous gothic churh is located in Paris?
la Sainte-Chapelle and many gothic churches can be found in Paris. The Notre-Dame cathedral is also built in Gothic style.
Notre Dame de Paris is a prime example of what architecture?
The architectural type of Notre Dame de Paris is church. Its architectural style is French Gothic. It is also the first structure to use arched exterior supports.
What style of architecture is The Notre Dame de Paris cathedral in France?
Gothic. The flying buttresses are a dead giveaway.
How old is Notre Dame de Paris?
The University of Notre Dame was founded in 1842 and created the town of Notre Dame, IN with a post office on campus
What style of architecture was used for cathedral at notre dame de Paris?
It is, of course, impossible to give an even nearly complete list of styles in Paris. There are quite a few buildings remaining from the 12th century, and since then the city has grown year by year, and is growing still. Name any European architectural style from those centuries and it will be found in Paris.
When was la Cathedrale Notre-Dame de Paris built?
Notre Dame de Paris was built from 1163 to 1340.
What is the Notre Dame style of polyphony?
plainsong
When was Notre Dame de Paris's finished?
Around 1340. N-D is unusual in having been built in one continuous period (1172-1340), in one style and to one original plan.
What is Notre Dame's current defensive style?
4-3
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Why is Notre Dame de Paris special?
From an architectural point of view it is notable for its unity, having been built in a single continuous project (albeit lasting from 1172 to 1340) and to a single plan and in a single style. Most Cathedrals were built in stages, the style changing with the development of the Gothic, and restored, extended and amended in different styles down the centuries.
