Apocalypse in Stone: The Last Judgment in Medieval Cathedrals Key Works of Art

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<p><strong>Art Name</strong></p>

Art Name

Chartres Cathedral, France,

started in 1134, continued until 1260.


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<p><strong>South and West Facades</strong></p>

South and West Facades

West Façade: Royal Portal with Christ, 1145-1170

South Facade with Last Judgment



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<p><strong>Art Name </strong></p>

Art Name

Saint Lazarus Cathedral, Autun, France,

1132-1146

Last Judgment Portal 

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<p><strong>Art Name</strong></p>

Art Name

Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris, France, 1163-1345

Last Judgment Portal, 1220-1230

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<p><strong>Tympanum</strong></p>

Tympanum


Decorated space above a doorway.

Contains religious sculptures showing scenes from the Bible.

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<p><strong>The Last Judgement</strong></p>

The Last Judgement

The event when God judges all people based on their actions, deciding their eternal fate in Heaven or Hell.

Religious art with Christ judging the living and the dead.


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Relic

A physical object connected to a saint or a religious figure

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<p>The Virgin Mary</p>

The Virgin Mary