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Church of Our Lady

church, Trier, Germany
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  • James Paine and Robert Adam: Kedleston Hall
    Western architecture
    / Early Gothic

    The church of Our Lady at Trier (begun c. 1235) and the church of St. Elizabeth at Marburg (begun 1235) both have features, such as window tracery, dependent on northern French example; but the church at Trier is highly unusual in its centralized plan, and St.…

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    The church of Our Lady at Trier (begun c. 1235) and the church of St. Elizabeth at Marburg (begun 1235) both have features, such as window tracery, dependent on northern French example; but the church at Trier is highly unusual in its centralized plan, and St.…

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