Bottom panel of the southern stained glass transept rose window
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Stained Glass of Chartres Cathedral
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Stained glass window. The majority of stained glass windows have survived intact from the 1100-1400's when they were created.
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Stained glass window
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Stained glass window
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Stained glass window of the Vendome Chapel, made in 1415
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The north transept rose window
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The south transept rose window
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Stained glass window
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Stained glass window
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Stained glass window
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Stained glass window
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Stained glass window
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Detail of Mary and Jesus - notice Jesus is depicted not as a baby, but as a little man, which was a common perception of children from 400 to as late as 1400.
It is the opposite of modern times, where some men are viewed as big children, often by adult females.
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