Designs for six new stained glass windows in fire-damaged Notre Dame cathedral were unveiled for the first time on Wednesday, with contemporary French painter Claire Tabouret chosen for a project ...

She would spend 37 years at Duke teaching various art history courses including her popular Gothic Cathedrals class, in which students would design their own cathedral using Notre Dame and others as ...

the selection to create new stained-glass windows in six chapels of the south aisle of the Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral in Paris on Dec. 18, 2024. (photo: STEPHANE DE SAKUTIN/AFP via Getty Images ...

Nearly a year after the controversial plans to replace six original windows were first announced, the French government unveils the winning plans by artist Claire Tabouret ...

The altar placed at the center of the Cathedral of Notre Dame (photo: Guillaume Bardet, Ionna Vautrin and Sylvain Dubuisson / Archdiocese of Paris) ...

a French Renaissance poet who died in 1560 Meilan Solly The French Ministry of Culture has selected eight finalists to design replacement windows for the celebrated cathedral—and not everyone is ...

The original video can be viewed here. Three weeks ago today, the first worship service in more than five years was held in the Cathedral of Notre Dame in paris. Thousands of people crowded into ...

First lady Jill Biden and President-elect Trump surprised observers in December after appearing chummy at the reopening of ...

A local architect is helping to shape history — the Plymouth artisan played a pivotal role in helping restore the Notre<a ...

Notre Dame is arguably the most important part of the City of Light In the year before the 2019 fire, it was the most-visited ...

Now that the opening festivities – attended by Donald Trump, Prince William and other dignitaries – are over, the cathedral is ... billow from the roof of Notre-Dame on April 15, 2019.

More than five years after one of the most famous churches in the world was damaged by fire, a renovated Notre Dame cathedral has reopened to visitors. In Paris, “people are so excited,” said ...