Rose Window Collection (#38)

Reims Cathedral, a World Heritage Site, in Marne Department, France, is the traditional site for royal coronations

Canada, Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown. St. Dustan Basilica spires

PARIS: NOTRE DAME, 1748. The facade of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France. Line engraving, 1748

FRANCE: CONCORDAT OF 1802. The entry of Napoleon Bonaparte at Notre Dame Cathedral, Easter 1802, to proclaim the reestablishment of the Roman Catholic Church in France. Contemporary line engraving

Detail of west front, Notre Dame Cathedral, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Amiens, Picardy, France, Europe

Rose window, St. Stephens Cathedral, Sens, Yonne, Burgundy, France, Europe

PARIS: NOTRE DAME, 1841. The Baptism of the Count of Paris at Notre Dame. Oil on canvas by EugÔÇÜne Viollet-le-Duc
PARIS: NOTRE DAME, 1841. The Baptism of the Count of Paris at Notre Dame. Oil on canvas by Eugène Viollet-le-Duc, 1841, a few years before he began the restoration of the cathedral in Paris, France

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Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris, circa 1890. Photograph, 19th century

The Cathedral of St. James, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sibenik, Croatia, Europe

Rose window and facade of polychrome marble of the Duomo Santa Maria del Fiore, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Florence, Tuscany, Italy, Europe

Duomo (Cathedral), Siena, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tuscany, Italy, Europe

Rose window by Orcagna dating from the 14th century in the upper facade of the Duomo (cathedral), Orvieto, Umbria, Italy, Europe

Mosaics, mostly 18th and 19th century replacements, except for those at corner of Andrea Orcagnas 14th century Rose Window which are originals dating from 14th century

Facade, entrance, Cathedrale St. -Nazaire, Beziers, Herault, Languedoc-Roussillon
Facade, entrance, Cathedrale St.-Nazaire, Beziers, Herault, Languedoc-Roussillon, France, Europe

West front, Reims Cathedral, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Champagne, France, Europe

Bristol Cathedral, Bristol, Avon, England, UK, Europe

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The mesmerizing beauty of rose windows can be found in various medieval cathedrals across Europe. One such masterpiece is the stunning rose window located in the North Transept of Chartres Cathedral, France. This intricate stained glass marvel depicts biblical scenes with vibrant colors that illuminate the interior. Not far from there, in Paris, stands Notre Dame de Paris cathedral, home to a majestic master organ and another captivating rose window. The delicate details and harmonious blend of colors create an ethereal atmosphere within this iconic place of worship. Moving eastwards to Reims Notre Dame Cathedral, we encounter an 18th-century rose window dedicated to Mary. Its radiant design pays homage to the divine mother figure and adds a touch of grace to this sacred space. Venturing further into Europe's diverse architectural heritage, we find ourselves at Notre-Dame-des-Carmes church in Pont-l'Abbe, where yet another enchanting rose window captivates visitors with its intricate patterns and kaleidoscope-like effect. Traveling southward brings us to Santa Maria del Mar in Barcelona, Catalonia. This Catalan Gothic church boasts a resplendent rose window that bathes its interior with a celestial glow - a testament to human ingenuity and devotion. Across the sea lies Elgin Cathedral nestled amidst Scotland's Highlands. Here stands yet another remarkable example of craftsmanship - a breathtaking rose window that transports visitors back through time as they admire its grandeur against the backdrop of jagged mountains. Eugene Viollet-le-Duc played an instrumental role in restoring many cathedrals during his time as an architect. His plan for Notre Dame showcases spires intended to crown its towers – envisioning how this architectural gem might have looked originally before restoration efforts began. In London's Southwark neighborhood rests Winchester Palace with its Medieval Rose Window serving as a reminder of England's rich history and artistic prowess throughout centuries past. As night falls upon Strasbourg, the Cathedral Notre-Dame stands tall, illuminated by the moonlight.