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Medieval
Architecture Web site: This unique online resource of Medieval
Architecture combines the teachings of thirteen Medievalists—spanning
topics from the origins of Christian architecture in the Late
Antique Period to the Medieval Revival in the 18th and 19th
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Amiens
Cathedral Web site: A comprehensive Web resource addressing
the historical context and significance of Amiens Cathedral
through the use of original photography, QuickTime movies, Flash
animations, and three-dimensional computer models. |
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Amiens
Animated Glossary: Use the Amiens Cathedral Animated Glossary
to learn a set of architectural terms that describe the parts
of a Gothic Cathedral.
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Gothic
Sculpture Web site: A review of the tombs, portals, choir
screens and freestanding sculpture of the Gothic period will
provoke a discussion of issues concerning devotional practices:
liturg, attitudes to the body, death, and transcendence, as
well as the more traditional concerns with style, iconography,
color and chronology. |
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1,000
Years of Church Architecture Animation: A Flash animation
illustrating the differences among early Christian, Romanesque
and Gothic church construction. |
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Panorama
of St. John the Divine: Using Flash and Quicktime technologies
in tandom travel through the architecture of St. John the Divine. |
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England,
Durham, Cathedral, Interactive Ground Plan |
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England,
Durham, Cathedral, Comparison with Old St. Peter's (Rome)
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France,
Beauvais Cathedral, Interactive Ground Plan |
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France,
Paris, Cathedral, Interactive Ground Plan |
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France,
Paris, Cathedral, Diagrams |
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France,
Paris, Cathedral, Animated Glossary |
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