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[Note: This example illustrates
CCO creator display option 3 for unknown creators
(CCO page 92). In this example, the "Creator"
field is linked to a Name Authority record for
unknown. The "Culture" field provides context
.]
Work Record
Class [controlled]:
architecture • European art
*Work
Type [link]:
• basilica • cathedral
*Title/Name: Chartres
Cathedral Title Type: preferred
*Title/Name: Cathedral
of Notre-Dame Title Type: alternate
*Title/Name: Notre-Dame
de Chartres Title Type: alternate
*Creator
Display: unknown
*Role
[link]: architects *Controlled
Creator [link]: unknown
*Role
[controlled]: architects
[link]: unknown
*Creation
Date Display: construction was begun
in 1194, consecrated in 1260; parts of earlier
Romanesque building remain
[controlled]
• Earliest: 1194
• Latest: 1260
*Subject
[link to authorities]:
• architecture • religion and
mythology • Virgin Mary (Christian
iconography) • worship •
cathedrals buttresses
Style [link]:
• Gothic • Romanesque
Culture [link]: French
*Current
Location [link]: Chartres
(Eure-et-Loir, Centre region, France)
*Measurements:
height: 34 m (112 feet); length: 130 m (427 feet)
[controlled] Value:
34 Unit: m
Type: height |
Value: 130
Unit: m Type: length
*Materials
and Techniques: bearing masonry construction,
limestone
Material [links]:
• masonry • limestone Technique
[links]: • load-bearing walls
Description: Noted
for innovations in architectural construction
and large number of sculptures and much-stained
glass windows. The present cathedral was constructed
on the foundations of the earlier church; the
oldest parts of the cathedral are the crypt and
Royal Portal (West Portal), remnants of a Romanesque
church destroyed by fire in 1194.
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