Royal Portal

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The Royal Portal is the grand sculpted western entrance of Chartres Cathedral, renowned for its pioneering Gothic architecture and richly detailed biblical and royal iconography.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural element
cathedral portal
architecturalStyle Gothic architecture
Romanesque architecture
artHistoricalPeriod Early Gothic NERFINISHED
High Romanesque NERFINISHED
associatedWith Capetian monarchy NERFINISHED
constructionPeriod c. 1145–1155
country France
depicts Ascension of Christ NERFINISHED
Christ in Majesty NERFINISHED
Incarnation of Christ NERFINISHED
Old Testament kings
Old Testament queens
Tetramorph NERFINISHED
apostles
figures of scholars and philosophers
liberal arts personifications
prophets
the Virgin Mary NERFINISHED
function main ceremonial entrance of Chartres Cathedral
hasPart archivolts
central tympanum
jamb statues
left tympanum
lintels
right tympanum
trumeau
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site component NERFINISHED
iconographicTheme Christological cycles
Marian themes
royal and dynastic imagery
inception mid-12th century
influenced Gothic cathedral façades in Europe
Gothic portal sculpture in France
knownFor biblical iconography
column statues of kings and queens
integration of sculpture and architecture
pioneering Gothic sculpture
royal iconography
locatedIn Chartres Cathedral NERFINISHED
Chartres, France NERFINISHED
west façade of Chartres Cathedral
locatedOn west side of Chartres Cathedral
materialUsed limestone
notableFor calm, hieratic sculptural style
elongated, columnar jamb figures
partOf Chartres Cathedral west front NERFINISHED
UNESCO World Heritage Site "Chartres Cathedral" NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholic

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Chartres Cathedral contains Royal Portal