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Finished in 537. Designed by Anthemius of Tralles & Isidorus of Miletus.
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Begun in 526. Ravenna, Italy
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Finished in 750. In Jordan. Frieze with ornate Islamic decoration.
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Found in Lorsch, Germany. Exemplifies Carolingian architecture.
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c. 10th to 11th century. Boetia, Greece. Middle Byzantine architecture/art.
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Found in the Cathedral Square in Pisa, Italy.
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Axially planned cathedral in Venice, Italy.
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Located in Saint-Étienne, France. Contains a triple nave.
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Finished in 1120. Toulouse, France. Abbey Church.
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Durham, England.
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Relief on the facade of the Modena Cathedral.
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Gislebertus. Tympanum on St. Lazare Church.
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"First High Gothic Cathedral"
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Early Gothic style cathedral.
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Chatres Cathedral. West facade.
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Notable Early Gothic cathedral in Paris, France.
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Highly ornamented High Gothic cathedral.
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Exemplifies the English Gothic style of cathedral. Features a large cloister.
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Rayonnant Style
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Finished in 1391. "Honeycomb effect" created by tessalation (a.k.a Muqarnas dome).
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Flamboyant style.
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Finished in 1561, nearly a century after the fall of the Byzantine Empire to the Ottomans. Located in Moscow, Russia.
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FInished 1575. Designed by Sinan. Meant to rival Hagia Sophia. Included a market and a madrasa
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Found in Jerusalem, Finished in 691. Known for its calligraphic work.
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Built between 8th and 10th centuries. Known for its arcaded hippostyle hall.
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Found in Aachen, Germany. Holds the remains of Charlemagne. Plan inspired by San Vitale.
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Drawing of a proposed monastic cloister from St. Gall, Switzerland.
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