Course: The Architecture and Times of English Medieval Cathedrals (OSH-ENGLCTHDRL)

English medieval cathedrals are among the most magnificent buildings in England, embodying earthly and spiritual power. Offering a glimpse of heaven on earth, the medieval master builders created stunning places of worship that remain standing after nearly 1,000 years.

This course will cover the beginnings of Christianity in England, basic cathedral architecture and terminology; characteristics of Anglo-Norman, English Early Gothic, Decorated Gothic, and Perpendicular Gothic cathedral architecture; and introduce the power struggles between Rome, the English Clergy, and the English monarchy. No previous knowledge or experience is required.

Session: OSH325.ENGLCTHDRL (SOLD OUT! Waitlist available)

Schedule:

Mondays; June 9, 16, 23

Times:

01:00pm - 03:00pm

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Jan Smith

Biography: Jan Smith was a Docent at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston. She studied medieval church architecture through the University of Oxford?s continuing education program. She has traveled extensively in England studying cathedrals and parish churches.

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490 Westhampton Way

Richmond, VA 23173