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Medieval Europe

Explore the rich history of Gothic and medieval architecture in Europe, from iconic structures like Ravenna's St. Apollinare and Istanbul's Haghia Sophia, to famous cathedrals like Chartres, Durham, and Notre Dame. Discover the beauty and craftsmanship of these historical landmarks.

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Medieval Europe

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  1. Medieval Europe Hist 121: Western Civilization I Clayton Miles Lehmann

  2. Ravenna, St Apollinare in Classe, 6th cent (Ravenna Turismo e Cultura)

  3. Ravenna, San Vitale, 535-47 (Leo C Curran, Dynamic Image)

  4. Istanbul, Haghia Sophia, 532-537 (Wikipedia)

  5. Jerusalem, Temple Mount and Dome of the Rock, ca 690 (Sacred Sites)

  6. Osios Loukas, 11th cent (Greek Ministry of Culture)

  7. Speyer Cathedral,11th cent (Stadt Speyer, Rice University)

  8. Abbey Church of St Denis, 1140-44 (Lane Community College)

  9. Gothic Construction: Saint-Sernin, Toulouse, and Amiens Cathedral (Rice University)

  10. Notre Dame, Paris, 1163-1300: exterior (Mary Ann Sullivan), nave (Elizabeth A Peterson) Durham Cathedral, 1093-1280 (University of Durham )

  11. Chartres Cathedral, 1194-1220 (Chartres, Sanctuaire du Monde)

  12. Chartres Cathedral, Northern Rose Window, 1230s (Adrian Fletcher) Detail of window donated by the butchers’ guild (Porkopolis)

  13. Above: Ely Cathedral, 12th-14th cents (Ely Cathedral) Right: Cambridge, King’s College Chapel, 1508-1547 (whitelands.com)

  14. Très riches heures du Duc du Berry. Limbourg brothers, 1413-16 (Univ of Chicago)

  15. Harlech Castle in Wales, 1289-90 (Wikipedia)

  16. Crusader Caesarea, 13th cent (CCE)

  17. St Gall, Plan of Monastery, 9th cent.

  18. Mont Saint-Michel (Wikipedia)

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