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1. www.historytools.org › stories › notre-dameNotre-Dame Cathedral: A Timeless Symbol of Paris

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   13 hours ago · Cultural and Spiritual Significance. Beyond its architectural and historical importance, Notre-Dame holds a special place in the hearts of Parisians and people around the world as a symbol of the city‘s resilience, beauty, and cultural heritage. The cathedral has inspired countless artists, writers, and musicians, who have captured its ...

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     Notre-Dame Cathedral: Facts and a Brief History

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3. facts.net › history › 32-great-notre-dame-facts32 Great Notre Dame Facts - Facts.net

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   4 days ago · Notre Dame is renowned for its awe-inspiring Gothic architecture, characterized by its ribbed vaults, flying buttresses, and intricate rose windows. The cathedral's design exemplifies the grandeur and innovation of medieval architecture .

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   Why does Notre Dame have a flying buttress?

   • The Cathedral of Notre Dame was one of the earliest structures to incorporate the flying buttress. Buttresses are built along the sides of churches to support the weight of the church’s walls and roof. The buttress is an important aspect of the cathedral’s appearance, as well as a common characteristic of other Gothic cathedrals.

   How Long Did It Take To Build Notre Dame (And Why)?

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   Why is Notre Dame a buttress?

   • Buttresses are built along the sides of churches to support the weight of the church’s walls and roof. The buttress is an important aspect of the cathedral’s appearance, as well as a common characteristic of other Gothic cathedrals. Notre Dame has been subjected to a great deal of vandalism and destruction.

   How Long Did It Take To Build Notre Dame (And Why)?

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   What was the first cathedral to have flying buttresses?

   • After the fire in 1194, the new cathedral was conceived of in High Gothic style, and this building is one of the first to be designed with flying buttresses as an architectural elements. As seen in the structure's plan (Image 060), each rectangular unit in the nave had its own vault and was flanked by one square in each aisle.

   AP Art History Terms Flashcards - Questions and Answers

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   When were flying buttresses added to Notre Dame?

   • William the Englishman Rudimentary flying buttresses were introduced by William the Englishman, beginning in 1179 (F. Woodman, The Architectural History of Canterbury Cathe- dral, London, 1981, 87-130).

   Does Chartres Cathedral have flying buttresses? - Studybuff

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5. www.business-standard.com › world-news › artisticArtistic ironworkers reinstall Notre Dame cathedral cross in ...

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   2 days ago · Listen to This Article. The cross at the apse of Notre-Dame de Paris, which survived the devastating 2019 fire, has been reinstalled atop the cathedral's framework after a meticulous restoration by artistic ironworkers from Normandy. The imposing cross, spanning 12 metres and weighing 1.5 tons, is the only element of the choir roof that ...

6. www.bbc.com › learningenglish › featuresBBC Learning English - Lingohack / 14 March 2018

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   2 days ago · flying buttress – arch built against a wall to support its weight. brace – something used to join things together. Gothic masonry – bricks and stones in the Gothic style (Europe between the...

7. international.la-croix.com › pray › plans-forPlans for national pilgrimage in France to celebrate upcoming ...

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   4 days ago · Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris. (Photo: CC0 Public Domain) A grand pilgrimage is in the works to commemorate the reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, which is scheduled for...

8. www.youtube.com › watchThe Phoenix Rises Notre-Dame Cathedral Fire and Rebirth

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   4 days ago · 1.25K subscribers. No views 2 minutes ago #NotreDame #Cathedral #Reconstruction. ...more. In this video, we delve into the heartbreaking fire that engulfed the iconic Notre-Dame Cathedral...

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9. deepoints.com › how-digital-modeling-plays-keyHow digital modeling plays key role in restoring Notre Dame ...

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   4 days ago · A digital model, which took more than a year to create, includes more than 12,000 objects, over 30,000 square meters of stone wall, more than 3,900 square meters of lead roof, and 186 cathedral vaults. [Image: courtesy of The French Public Establishment dedicated to the conservation and restoration of Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral and Art ...