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Arch that carries the pressure (thrust) from a vault to the buttress
2
Pieces of coloured glass set in a lead framework and used especially in church windows.
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Technique in which colours are diluted in oil.
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Vault formed by the intersection of two pointed arches.
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Circular window generally made of stained glass radiating to form a rose shape.
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Work of art set on the wall above and behind an altar, which included sculpture and/ or painting.
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Narrow gallery above the arches of the nave or transept, extending over the vaults of the side aisles.
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Principal church of a diocese. The name comes from the fact that the church contained the bishop´s throne (cathedra in Latin).
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Part of the church that crosses the nave at right angles.
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Painting or drawing of a person, especially the face or head and shoulders.
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Long pointed piece, usually decorative but also placed on top of a buttress to help stabilise it.
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Technique in which colours are diluted in glue or egg.
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Material for painting on, normally made of cotton or linen.
14
Building in which commercial transactions took place.
