Sainte Chapelle
Paris, France
Gothic Art
- Cluny Museum, National Museum Of The Middle Ages - Paris, FranceThe Cluny Museum is an essential place for scientific research on medieval civilization. A program of exhibitions that present and highlight periods and areas of production that were decisive for medieval arts, and thematic and civilizational exhibitions. The museum includes tapestries, roman antiquities.
- An Exhibition of Gothic Tapestries of France and FlandersExhibition Catalogue
Art Institute of Chicago
The Institute, 1920 - The Face in Medieval SculptureHEILBRUNN TIMELINE OF ART HISTORY ESSAYS: Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC,NY
- Gothic ArtHEILBRUNN TIMELINE OF ART HISTORY ESSAYS, Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC,NY
- Gothic Style-An IntroductionFrom the Victoria & Albert Museum,
London, England - International Center of Medieval Art ICMAThe mission of the International Center of Medieval Art is to promote and support the study, understanding, and preservation of visual and material cultures produced primarily between ca. 300 CE and ca. 1500 CE in every corner of the medieval world.
The Met Cloisters - Medieval Center for Art History-Mapping GothicFrom Columbia University
- Stained glass: the Gothic Revival and beyondFrom the Victoria & Albert Museum
London, England
- The Year 1200: A Background SurveyThe Metropolitan Museum's Centennial exhibition The Year 1200 consists of masterpieces of Western European art created between 1180 and 1220. It is an attempt to bring into focus the stylistic trends that stretched from the twelfth century into the beginnings of High Gothic, which culminated in the court style of Louis IX (reigned 1226–1270) as exemplified in the Ste-Chapelle in Paris. It is the ambition of this undertaking to clarify the backgrounds and explore the roots that brought medieval art in France to a climax
