French Gothic architecture

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French Gothic architecture is a medieval architectural style in France characterized by pointed arches, ribbed vaults, flying buttresses, and large stained-glass windows that emphasize verticality and light.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural style
aimsTo create luminous interiors
increase building height
maximize window area in walls
architecturalSystem load-bearing masonry
countryOfOrigin France
developedInPeriod High Middle Ages NERFINISHED
Late Middle Ages NERFINISHED
developedInRegion northern France NERFINISHED
Île-de-France NERFINISHED
endTime 16th century
followedBy Renaissance architecture in France
follows Romanesque architecture NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic buttress pinnacles
clustered columns
deeply recessed portals
elaborate sculptural decoration
emphasis on light
emphasis on verticality
flying buttress
large stained-glass windows
openwork parapets
pointed arch
pointed ribbed vaults
ribbed quadripartite vaults
ribbed vault
rose windows
statuary on façades
tall clerestory
tall spires
three-level elevation
tracery
hasPart Early French Gothic NERFINISHED
Flamboyant NERFINISHED
High French Gothic NERFINISHED
Rayonnant NERFINISHED
influenced English Gothic architecture NERFINISHED
Flamboyant architecture
German Gothic architecture NERFINISHED
Gothic Revival architecture
Rayonnant architecture NERFINISHED
influencedBy Romanesque architecture NERFINISHED
notableExample Amiens Cathedral NERFINISHED
Basilica of Saint-Denis NERFINISHED
Bourges Cathedral NERFINISHED
Chartres Cathedral NERFINISHED
Notre-Dame de Paris NERFINISHED
Reims Cathedral NERFINISHED
Rouen Cathedral NERFINISHED
Sainte-Chapelle NERFINISHED
Strasbourg Cathedral NERFINISHED
partOf European Gothic architecture NERFINISHED
precededBy Romanesque architecture in France
religiousContext Roman Catholic Church NERFINISHED
startTime 12th century
structuralInnovation flying buttress
pointed arch
ribbed vault
typicalMaterial stained glass
stone
timber roofs
usedFor abbey churches
cathedrals
civic buildings
university colleges

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Chapel of Saint-Louis hasCulturalSignificance French Gothic architecture
Gothic period in Spain influencedBy French Gothic architecture
West Rose Window of Notre-Dame de Paris associatedWith French Gothic architecture
this entity surface form: French Gothic period
Italian Gothic influencedBy French Gothic architecture
this entity surface form: French Gothic
Italian Gothic distinctFrom French Gothic architecture
this entity surface form: French Gothic
Matthias of Arras architecturalStyle French Gothic architecture
this entity surface form: French Gothic
Léon Vaudoyer influencedBy French Gothic architecture