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1. Stainglass Window
   ... Stained glass windows in churches were created to carry elaborate iconographical messages to the faithful 1 who were mostly illiterate at the time of the ...
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2. SainteChapelle
   ... as chief architect on the project and he ampquotconceived the church as a reliquary enclosed by sixtysix hundred square feet of stained glass windowsampquot Icher, 138. ...
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3. SainteChapelle
   ... as chief architect on the project and he ampquotconceived the church as a reliquary enclosed by sixtysix hundred square feet of stained glass windowsampquot Icher, 138. ...
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4. Architecture in the baroque time period
   ... He was asked to design the stained glass windows by the nurse who used to care for him. ... Matisse set the stained glass windows to reflect on certain paintings. ...
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5. Chartes Cathedral
   ... The many stained glass windows changed the scriptures of the Bible, which were unreadable to nonlearned people, into pictures that could be understood by all. ...
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6. New Churchs for a New Age
   ... The stained glass on the West End includes St ... There are rectangular shapes that looked as if they could be windows because they were painted the colour sky blue ...
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7. religion
   ... cathedral. STAINED GLASS Some of the most remarkable artistic efforts in the Gothic era are its stained glass windows. Stained ...
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8. NoneProvided
   ... cathedral. STAINED GLASS Some of the most remarkable artistic efforts in the Gothic era are its stained glass windows. Stained ...
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9. frank loyed wright
   ... transformation of the interior space, and exterior space in his prairie style homes and buildings in wayamp39s that traditional stained glass windows had not ...
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10. cathedrals
    ... Stainedglass windows on the sides describe the lord, Jesus, and his life. ... As the walls were thinner, stained glass windows gradually came to replace masonry. ...
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11. The MIddle Ages
    ... Chartres Cathedral in France is one as such it is of high magnitude, known for its architecture, sculptures, stained glass windows and liturgical music, or ...
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12. Religion in the Middle Ages
    ... and provided the only way to salvation.ampquot Matthews ampamp Platt, Western Humanities It was decorated with many sculptures and stained glass windows that told ...
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13. Gothic Cathedrals
    ... 3. Stained glass windows were the big part of the cathedral architecture, they portrayed whole legends about the saints, they showed the life of the period. ...
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14. Comparitive ReligionsKolbamp39s
    ... It was decorated with huge stained glass windows, the statue of Mary holding an infant, and an immense altar with Jesus on the cross on the wall behind it. ...
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15. History of the Rideau Canal
    ... craftsmen. It brought in stonemasons, tool and dye makers, blasters, and even people who specialized in stained glass windows. After ...
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16. sermon on the mount
    Sermon on the Mount Since Medieval times, stained glass windows have in an artistic manner been conveying meaningful messages. ...
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17. French Monuments
    ... transept fronts, which date from the second half of the 13th century, are decorated with two rose windows, circular stainedglass windows constructed using a ...
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18. alexandria the great
    ... time. Stained glass windows were also developed around this same period for the use in churches to illustrate Bible stories. After ...
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19. Castles
    ... Some had straw that helped them to get a better sleep. The chapel was probably the most furnished it had stained glass windows and colorful furniture. ...
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20. Romanesque and Gothic Essay
    ... Noise makes it seem so much larger. One would think that there would be intense lighting due to its 180 stained glass windows. They ...
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21. cathedrals
    ... The windows are rose window with stained glass. The stained glass on the outsides sometimes also depict beliefs in picture form. ...
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22. the window
    ... It takes the name of rose window when adorned with stained glass or figure ... In Spain windows are frequently ornate, with stone framework, an elaborate head, and ...
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23. Glass
    It is most commonly seen in the form of windows, which protects us against ... is also used for decoration such as vases, clocks, mirrors, and even stained glass. ...
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24. A Sense of Community by Rituals
    ... lighting. There are also no stained glass windows, but instead large pained windows that allow a lot of light to enter. Such bright ...
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25. A Time in History1
    ... For example, the stainedglass windows that are found in most Gothicstyle cathedrals must have been a long time consuming process. ...
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26. What Is Art And Why Is it Impo
    ... Art is what a person makes it. Some other examples of art would be the art of glass blowing or the art of making stained glass windows. ...
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27. restraunts
    ... The pristine clarity of its crystal wineglasses and stainedglass windows are indicative of the establishmentamp39s prestige. Reservations ...
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28. WEB DuBois The Souls Of Black Folk
    ... a roomy brick edifice, seating five hundred or more persons, tastefully finished in Georgia pine, with carpet, a small organ, and stainedglass windows. ...
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29. Van Eyck
    ... seems to be set in Jan Van Eyckamp39s own time Renaissance in a church with stonewalls and arches, tile floor, wooden roof, stained glass windows and wall ...
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30. The Medieval Period
    ... There were not a lot of windows and the ones that were there were small. Sometimes they were decorated with stained glass that could be removed for safekeeping ...
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