An image in this building depicts the entry of Heraclius into Jerusalem and references how the patron of this building entered the city on foot. This structure's most famous features follow an unconventional ordering, with the Passion scenes in the apse and the lives of David and Solomon paired with the History of the True Cross. This building appears in the June calendar miniature of the Tres Riches Heures. The colorful rib vault of this structure is supported by pillars colored red, blue, and gold. The ceiling of the main space in this building features gold stars on a deep (*) blue background, while the ceiling of its lower section has the same color scheme but a fleur-de-lis pattern in place of stars. This building is famous for its fifteen tall lancet windows whose stained glass makes up most of this building
An image in this building depicts the entry of Heraclius into Jerusalem and references how the patron of this building entered the city on foot. This structure's most famous features follow an unconventional ordering, with the Passion scenes in the apse and the lives of David and Solomon paired with the History of the True Cross. This building appears in the June calendar miniature of the Tres Riches Heures. The colorful rib vault of this structure is supported by pillars colored red, blue, and gold. The ceiling of the main space in this building features gold stars on a deep (*) blue background, while the ceiling of its lower section has the same color scheme but a fleur-de-lis pattern in place of stars. This building is famous for its fifteen tall lancet windows whose stained glass makes up most of this building's walls. For 10 points, name this Rayonnant Gothic royal chapel that was built to house a collection of Passion Relics, including the Crown of Thorns, during the reign of Louis IX.
An image in this building depicts the entry of Heraclius into Jerusalem and references how the patron of this building entered the city on foot.
Sainte-Chapelle