Gothic cathedrals reveal a synthesis of faith and art, harmoniously expressed through the universal and captivating language of beauty, which continues to inspire awe even today.

It will be some time before visitors can once again experience Pairs' Notre Dame; however, France has plenty of other spectacular Gothic cathedrals.

They soar impossibly skyward, their spires pierce clouds, and their stained glass transforms sunlight into kaleidoscopes of color. Gothic cathedrals represent medieval architecture's greatest ...

The Gothic Age was famed for its towering churches filled with glorious stained-glass windows.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the old town of Évora in Portugal unfolds like an open history book across the Alentejo plain.

Gothic cathedrals reveal a union of beauty and philosophy, where numerology, stained glass, arches, and gargoyles meet ...

Over a period of nearly 400 years, many of Europe's most famous churches were designed and constructed using Gothic architecture, a style originating in 12th century France and first known as ...

The cathedral in Chartres, one of the first, greatest, and most influential Gothic churches, captures the spirit of this Age of Faith, as the Middle Ages were nicknamed.

What’s the pun here? Coplans made waves with his incisive notion of serial imagery, while Monet’s hyper-modern Gothic cathedrals spoke to the sustained cultural glory of France.

A major exhibition touring Europe argues that modern artists who turned to the dark side were inspired by Gothic art from the Middle Ages.