Chartres Cathedral

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The subtitles really said “bright classical music” at the start 💀
Comment from : Christian Jiang

Wow 🤩 Another amazing video Love the highlights and explanations 🙌🏼😇
Comment from : Fr Michael Knipe

Learned something new from this Thank you 🙏🏻
Comment from : Plzhlp

Wow I had no idea Mary's tunic was preservedbrThis was quite the shift from the Madonna paintings so far on the Medieval playlistbrZooming in on the porch was amazing - I never expected so much sculpture to be there, much less the significance they convey I don't know how long it'd take me to get inside the church because I'd be stopped in my tracks for a while appreciating / trying to understand it
Comment from : Sasha Leslie

How many likes can you give a video? Just one? Bah!
Comment from : Araucaria Pasquale

😍🙏💫
Comment from : Lee Harvey

This is lovely I have been to Chartres but learned more of this Curious if you are presenting the relics as facts or just being respectful
Comment from : Claudia Scott

"I'm so glad we decided to spend the day at Chartres" - Me too! Thanks for the video
Comment from : matchedimpedance

I remember reading Ken Follett's Pillars of the Earth almost 20 years ago and that was my 1st introduction to Gothic architecture and cathedral building
Comment from : Andy Igwe

Thank you ✨🙏❤️
Comment from : auburncrimson

Love the video and the narration was very engaging, now a question, why are the towers not matching like in the Notre Dame?
Comment from : A-Complished

U guys are why I pass my history of architecture exams
Comment from : Nora13

The right tympanum is exactly representing the Joyful Mysteries of the Holy Rosary
Comment from : Paul Rath

Thank you so much! I learned a lot and your information is so clear and easy understanding!
Comment from : Catherine Wan

Is it inspired by Santiago de Compostela?
Comment from : Sue Greene

Es una Bendición
Comment from : Milagros Fernandez

Excellent, beautiful
Comment from : Margoctober

A beautiful job of walking us through this Gothic masterpiece
Comment from : Monsieur M

I'm not Christian and have never been interested in Christianity or even architecture, but somehow I'm so interested Props to you two for making this amazing video!
Comment from : pigeon man

same comment as Noe Berengera beneath
Comment from : remyposees

Smart history i love your videos keep up the good work
Comment from : deer

this was well done! thank you!
Comment from : CDR

Another reason sculptures may be stylistically different Up until the reformation, churches kept a mason or on staff to repair broken statues or make new ones If a statue was broken, the artist would carve a new on, but in the current style In Europe the employment of masons by the cathedrals went out of favor during the Napoleonic wars, and later, WWI The British National Trust still has a staff of masons 😊
Comment from : Andrew Gillis

Excellent presentation
Comment from : Alan Gordon

Very bad idea what they did with the vaulting You can do plaster anywhere, but you cannot see medieval masonry everywhere Even if it wasn't the most nice looking stonework it just showed it was made by hand with simple tools Such a shame
Comment from : Gioseanu Andrei

What caused the re-interpretation of the tympanum, and when did it occur?
Comment from : Howard Wiggins

❤
Comment from : Ryan David-Joseph Sauvageau

I visited Notre Dame de Chartres in January 2020 Thank you for sharing
Comment from : dvo vo

my favorite cathedral
Comment from : Romul 099

Point of order, the commentary gets the Visitation the wrong way round It is Elizabeth who is visited by Mary
Comment from : Richard Ashton

GREAT! 🇦🇹🇦🇹🇦🇹👍🙌👍🇦🇹🇦🇹🇦🇹🤓💒‼‼‼
Comment from : Michael Chmela

Is very gothic The roof cross is big
Comment from : guilherme silveira

Your videos are very helpful, uni lecture slides are not enough hhh Thanks！
Comment from : Yuxuan Wang

Very interested in a future visit to Chartres Is the Sancta Camisa on public display for visitors? If so, are photos allowed?
Comment from : neoxsupreme

Light is the expression of the Divine, and Chartres shows us the essence of God, which is light and love I must see it before I die!
Comment from : Massimo Squecco

Marvelous!
Comment from : Jeff Jay

Don't care about the "religious bs part of it" but as architecture goes its one of the most astonishing examples of gothic splendor and La Sagrada Familia is another masterpiece I was catholic the dark side of the church unfortunately killed it for me as well as any other organized religion beautifully narrated!
Comment from : Ezra Gonzalez

😍❗️Wonderful 👍💚🤮😍😍
Comment from : Robert Jackson

This is relaxing🤗
Comment from : Phuc Le

Great presentation, and I would agree, the cathedral is stunning, spectacular I was there
Comment from : sonia vadnjal

I visited Chartres Cathedral in 1990 Personally, I prefer the aged interior that exudes hundreds and hundreds of years of history and evangelical relevance
Comment from : riproar11

so gently Thank you so much
Comment from : Márta Kapás

West doorway: 12th century gothicbrSmall, round windowsbrKing's gallerybrRose window: plate tracery (not bar tracery)brLancets: sculptures; jamb figures (prophets, kings and queens of France, isolated and ethereal)brTympanum (L to R): Christ before incarnation, second coming, second coming, Christ's birth (annunciation, visitation, birth of Christ, Jesus brought to the temple, Mary as the throne of wisdom (Christ is wisdom))br(Used to be ascension, second coming, life of virgin Mary)brbrRoman influence: based on basilicabr1194 fire; beginning of High Gothic stylebrThree-part elevation instead of four-part elevationbrFour-point ribbed groin vault: more room for stained glass; flying buttresses supportbrbrVirgin of the Beautiful Window: blue against red, Mary as throne of wisdom; heavenly imagebrbrNorth transept: rose window; Blanche of Castille, mother of King Louis IX, major patron of Gothic art, references to French monarchybrSouth transept: projects much more than West (High Gothic); jamb figures independent from columns; more naturalbrbrEvolution of Gothic style
Comment from : Lyra Black

👍🏼
Comment from : felix jieprang

I love how you sound like sports play-by-play announcers This is a fascinating building full of motion and stories and you really bring it to life! Great work!
Comment from : Lisa H

How many stained windows in chartres?
Comment from : Ceejae Parayno

anyone know the name of the jazz piano they use in these videos?
Comment from : Rachel Laury

Excellent learning resource Very well done indeed! Thank you
Comment from : Simi Bignall

This video is awesome! Thanks for taking us to a whole different level!
Comment from : Silvester W

Thank you Bishop Robert Barron advised me this is his favourite cathedral in the world!
Comment from : MsHburnett

Both of you have the BEST voicesbrI could listen to you two speak regardless of the subject
Comment from : Ross Rey

Actually much of the west front looks decidely Romanesque (Exceptions of course being the portals and the round window)
Comment from : Paul Lewis

Why was it so tall though?
Comment from : 2739282 29382

Excellent! Your presentations are so cogent and interesting So sad that Reims and Amiens were not as fortunate in terms of their stained glass survival
Comment from : ToledoWingNut

What wonderful detail and explanation! Thanks for the great tour!
Comment from : maria s

Thank you, Welborn Griffith, for saving the cathedral
Comment from : KG

Who takes the time to do a thumbs down on an educational video?
Comment from : Anessa Pennington

Very elaborated and educative commentary Good work Thanks
Comment from : dharman venkatesan

Exceptional videothank you👍👍👍
Comment from : Frank Lotion

I can listen to you two talk about art and architecture all day
Comment from : Chris Eversole

Highly educational, keep up the good work!
Comment from : Rollo Alquiros

Your voices are so relaxing
Comment from : Brendan Barnett

I consider myself privileged to have seen Chartres as part of my college education But we students did not have videos like this with closeups of sculptural details or a good explanation of Chartres' historical development This is a gem of a presentation and I am grateful for it One thing that I lament is the plastering over of the structural stones in the groin vaults that have been painted with false joints The overall effect is a nave with a very clean appearance that belies the actual structural elements of the vaulting and their true age
Comment from : Noe Berengena

The Gothic period is one of my favorite!!
Comment from : PoseidonXIII

So relaxing and educational! Thank you
Comment from : aprilshowers

I was lucky enough to visit this beautiful place many years ago There is so much to see that you can't possibly take it all in Thanks for taking me back there and showing me some of the things I missed
Comment from : Ric