 Orson Welles famously used Chartres as a visual backdrop and inspiration for a montage sequence in his film "F For Fake".Welles' semi-autobiographical narration spoke to the power of art in culture and how the work itself may be more important than the identity of its creators.Feeling that the beauty of Chartres and its unknown artisans and architects epitomised this sentiment, Welles, standing outside the cathedral and looking at it, eulogises