Stained glass from Chartres Cathedral

Figure 1. Stained glass from Chartres Cathedral (in the Museum of Art, Princeton University). The top left quarter is from a thirteenth-century window depicting the martyrdom of St. George.

Stohlman, W. F., A Stained Glass Window from Chartres Cathedral, Bull. 

Figure 1-1 Thirteenth century stonemasons, from a woodcut of a stained glass window in Chartres Cathedral (France) by E. Viollet-Leduc [2]. The templates used for building arches and stone moldings are depicted above the heads of the craftsmen.

A FIGURE 12.45 Stained glass window from the Chartres Cathedral in France. 

Figure 12.45 Stained glass window from the Chartres Cathedral in France. Gold nanoparticles are responsible for the red color in this window, which dates back to the twelfth century. 

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