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As the former capital of Normandy before it fell to the French, Rouen (with its excellent trading position and all) played an important role in the history of the region. There were therefore a number of important rulers buried within the cathedral's walls. After the cathedral's fire in 1200, King John gave large sums of money to rebuild the cathedral due in large part to the many relatives he had buried there. Among the most famous burials is the heart of William the Conqueror.
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When was Rouen Cathedral created?
Rouen Cathedral was created in 1876.
Where did Claude Monet paint the rouen catherdral?
Rouen Cathedral was.
How was the rouen cathedral burnt?
please answer it!
Is rouen cathedral a facade?
Rouen Cathedral is not a facade itself, but it does contain several famous facades- primarily the large western facade at the main entrance to the cathedral, and the two facades on the transept arms. Rouen's facade was made famous by many things, including the noteworthy painting studies done by Monet.
What are interesting places to visit in Rouen France?
The cathedral is famous there.
What was Monet's two popular series of his painting?
The Rouen Cathedral and Haystacks.
Claude Monet repainted what object the most times?
The Rouen cathedral.
What is the architectural style of the Rouen cathedral and the tribune towers?
It is French Gothic.
Where is rouen?
Rouen is a city in northern France, located on the River Seine. It is the capital of the Normandy region and is known for its well-preserved medieval architecture, including the Gothic Rouen Cathedral.
What is one of Monet's subjects for a series?
Haystacks, Rouen cathedral, railway station, ...
Where was Thomas a Becket buried?
Thomas Becket was buried in the cathedral at Canterbury. The cathedral became a major destination for pilgrims because he was buried there.
Where was Nicolas Copernicus buried?
He was buried in the Cathedral of Frombork
