stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres
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stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres
Summary
stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres is a group of works[1]. It draws 67 Wikipedia views per month (group_of_works category, ranking #28 of 93).[2]
Key Facts
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres is located in Chartres[3].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres is in the country of France[4].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's image is recorded as Chartres - Vie de Charlemagne.JPG[5].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's image is recorded as Chartres, Charlemagne, détail.jpg[6].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's instance of is recorded as group of works[7].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's genre is recorded as French Gothic architecture[8].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's depicts is recorded as Bible[9].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's depicts is recorded as Catholic saint[10].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's made from material is recorded as clear glass[11].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's collection is recorded as Notre-Dame de Chartres[12].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's inventory number is recorded as 000 ->051[13].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's inventory number is recorded as 100->143[14].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's location is recorded as Notre-Dame de Chartres[15].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's part of is recorded as Notre-Dame de Chartres[16].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's Commons category is recorded as Stained-glass windows of Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Chartres[17].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's Palissy ID is recorded as PM28000078[18].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's has part is recorded as 50 stained-glass windows (nave and transept, low and high windows), Chartres cathedral (bays 31 to 51, 115 to 143)[19].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's has part is recorded as 45 chancel windows, ambulatory and radiant chapels, Chartres cathedral (bays 0 to 30, 100 to 114)[20].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's has part is recorded as 7 windows of the Saint-Piat chapel, Chartres cathedral (bays 0 to 6)[21].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's has part is recorded as 3 stained-glass windows (decorative grisaille), sacristy of Chartres Cathedral (bays 1, 2 and 5)[22].
- +1145-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres[23].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 48.44781666666667, 'longitude': 1.4878972222222222, 'precision': 2.777777777777778e-06}[24].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's official website is recorded as https://www.cathedrale-chartres.org/[25].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Stained-glass windows of Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Chartres by bay number[26].
- stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's heritage designation is recorded as object classified as a historical monument[27].
Body
Geography
stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres is in the country of France[4]. It is located in Chartres[3]. Its part of is recorded as Notre-Dame de Chartres[16].
Designation and Status
stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres's instance of is recorded as group of works[7]. Its heritage designation is recorded as object classified as a historical monument[27].
History and Context
+1145-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres[23].
Why It Matters
stained-glass windows of the cathedral of Chartres draws 67 Wikipedia views per month (group_of_works category, ranking #28 of 93).[2]