This church's portail royale takes its name from the faÃ§ade jambs carved into Old Testament monarchs.
The tympanum above the rightmost faÃ§ade portal of this church depicts the sedes sapientiae surrounded by archivolts depicting the liberal arts. This church's portail royale takes its name from the faÃ§ade jambs carved into Old Testament monarchs. This church's labyrinth is the world's most widely-copied example of the form. The rose window of this church's north transept depicts Blanche of Castile, St. Louis's mother. That window and one depicting a Tree of Jesse form part of the world's [*] largest collection of original medieval stained glass, which is found in this church. This church's north spire is four hundred years younger and thirty feet taller than its south one. For 10 points, identify this Gothic cathedral in a town southwest of Paris.
The tympanum above the rightmost faÃ§ade portal of this church depicts the sedes sapientiae surrounded by archivolts depicting the liberal arts.
CathÃ©drale Notre-Dame de Chartres [or Cathedral of Our Lady of Chartres; or Chartres Cathedral]