This building's window depicting Joseph is inscribed Clemens vitrearius carnotensis me fecit, the only signed example of a window from its period.
This building's window depicting Joseph is inscribed Clemens vitrearius carnotensis me fecit, the only signed example of a window from its period. A Camille Pissarro painting portrays an old market in front of this building, one of whose towers was funded by allowing donors to eat butter during Lent. A tomb in this building supposedly contains the heart of Richard the Lion-Heart. Its transcept features the Bookseller's Stairway, and its lantern tower was rebuilt with a cast-iron spire in the nineteenth century, making it the largest building in the world from 1876 to 1880. A set of paintings depicting light striking this building at different times of the day was painted in 1892 and 1893. For 10 points, name this cathedral in Northwestern France, the subject of a series of paintings by Claude Monet.
This building's window depicting Joseph is inscribed Clemens vitrearius carnotensis me fecit, the only signed example of a window from its period.
Rouen Cathedral