Reims Cathedral 12th Century Reliefs Youth T-Shirt

12th century reliefs flanking the inside entrance of the Reims Cathedral in Reims France. Notre-Dame de Reims, Our Lady of Reims"), aka Reims Cathedral, is a Roman Catholic cathedral in the French city of Reims (about 1½ hours east of Paris. It was the traditional location for the coronation of the kings of France from the 5th century until Charles X in 1825. There are still many features of the building remaining from the original church of the 5th century church. The present cathedral was built over it, beginning about 1210, when much of the original church was destroyed by fire. The present building was not completed until a hundred years later. The style of the building is High Gothic architecture. One of the many striking features of this cathedral is the scale of it, the vastness and grandeur. The nave, or inside ceiling, is one of the tallest in France at 124 ft. It is most impressive with, not only the high ceiling but also the tall unique columns, arrangement of the features...

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