Entre création et restitution archéologique : Viollet-le-Duc et les vitraux de Notre-Dame

Having almost entirely disappeared in the 18th century, the window decorations of the cathedral were recomposed using ancient descriptions, fragments still existing in the edifice, as well as stained glass windows from other cathedrals as a model. This program, put into place by the architect Eugèn...

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spelling cairn-RDA_228_0018RDARevue de l'art https://shs.cairn.info/revue-de-l-art-2025-2-page-18?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rda.228.0018 Entre création et restitution archéologique : Viollet-le-Duc et les vitraux de Notre-Dame Pillet, Elisabeth2025 fre Revue de l'art | 228 | 2 | 2025-06-01 | p. 18-33 | 0035-1326 RDA_22835 Having almost entirely disappeared in the 18th century, the window decorations of the cathedral were recomposed using ancient descriptions, fragments still existing in the edifice, as well as stained glass windows from other cathedrals as a model. This program, put into place by the architect Eugène Viollet-le-Duc in 1855, was executed between 1858 and 1865, with a view toward harmony within the building and the respect of medieval traditions, while taking into account the ideas of this period in matters of restoration. The best stained glass painters of this period participated in the restitution of this ensemble of stained glass windows, which included the representation of large figures for the upper bays, legendary stained glass for several chapels and ornamental stained glass, known as “in grisailles” for the rest of the edifice. Cairn restricted access
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description Having almost entirely disappeared in the 18th century, the window decorations of the cathedral were recomposed using ancient descriptions, fragments still existing in the edifice, as well as stained glass windows from other cathedrals as a model. This program, put into place by the architect Eugène Viollet-le-Duc in 1855, was executed between 1858 and 1865, with a view toward harmony within the building and the respect of medieval traditions, while taking into account the ideas of this period in matters of restoration. The best stained glass painters of this period participated in the restitution of this ensemble of stained glass windows, which included the representation of large figures for the upper bays, legendary stained glass for several chapels and ornamental stained glass, known as “in grisailles” for the rest of the edifice.
author Pillet, Elisabeth
spellingShingle Pillet, Elisabeth
Entre création et restitution archéologique : Viollet-le-Duc et les vitraux de Notre-Dame
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title Entre création et restitution archéologique : Viollet-le-Duc et les vitraux de Notre-Dame
title_short Entre création et restitution archéologique : Viollet-le-Duc et les vitraux de Notre-Dame
title_full Entre création et restitution archéologique : Viollet-le-Duc et les vitraux de Notre-Dame
title_fullStr Entre création et restitution archéologique : Viollet-le-Duc et les vitraux de Notre-Dame
title_full_unstemmed Entre création et restitution archéologique : Viollet-le-Duc et les vitraux de Notre-Dame
title_sort entre création et restitution archéologique : viollet-le-duc et les vitraux de notre-dame
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