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In the St Paul's Monastery, some of the earliest evidence of stained glass was found.
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This is when the reconstruction of the old 19th-century cathedral was completed.
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This is the time period of which gothic architecture lasted, until it was gradually replaced by more modern architectural styles.
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This is when the construction of the Notre Dame started.
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Construction of the Chartres Cathedral North Transept Rose Window
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Completion of Chartres Cathedral North Transept Rose Window was in March 1220. This window was very influential for stained glass as it encouraged more glassmakers to be bigger and better.
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One of the most complex stained glass windows from the gothic period.
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Even in the 1300s, the gothic architectural style was still being used.
This can be seen in the Notre Dame de Paris which was completed in 1345. The Notre Dame was one of the first cathederals to feature flying buttresses.The exact date of completion has not yet been determined. -
The Renaissance began to appear and influence European culture. This was the beginning of the end for gothic architecture.
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This early Renaissance cathedral holds some of the most impressive biblical scenes in a stained glass window during the time.
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During this time period stained glasses were becoming more and more popular.