With Dave and Paul Schulz and Dominique Lallement The fifth lecture brings the cathedral forward in time, from WWII […]
Category: Lectures
Lecture 4: Obscure Chartres by Mike Klug
Why is this on a Christian cathedral? In lecture 4 Mike probes the mysteries surrounding some of the architectural elements […]
Lecture 3: Liberal Arts by Mike Klug
In the third lecture, Mike presents a medieval Renaissance. Contrary to the implied image of ‘the Dark Ages’, the rediscovery […]
Lecture 2: Time by Mike Klug
In the second lecture, Mike Klug examines the notion of time as it is represented throughout the cathedral. Visible in […]
Lecture 1: Chartres Overview by Mike Klug
In the first of his intimate talks, Mike introduces us to Chartres by placing the cathedral in its geographical, historical […]
Professor Paul Crossley lecture – March 2013
On March 12, 2013 The American Friends of Chartres, the Standing Committee of Medieval Studies of Harvard University and Fabien […]
Paul Crossley: Ductus and Memoria: Chartres Cathedral from Verbal to Visual
A lecture by Paul Crossley at Harvard, March 12, 2013 What does it mean to describe a Gothic Cathedral as […]
