Explorations ⎮ Notre-Dame Through Time
Learn about the extraordinary story of Notre-Dame in a journey that takes you from Roman temple to a Christian sacred complex, to UNESCO monument and to the fire-damaged cathedral’s rebirth. It is a space not only sacred to catholics, but also a cultural testament to eight hundred years of history, art, and architecture that drew from a dynamic multi-cultural and religiously diverse medieval world.
FREE ADMISSION
On Tuesday, October 1, at 7pm-8:30pm, at Rice University
Pre-lecture reception at 6:30 pm, courtesy of Trésors de France.
The book Notre-Dame: Nine Centuries of History by Dr. Dany Sandron and Dr. Andrew Tallon, translated by Dr. Lindsay Cook, will be available for sale and signing that evening.
Featuring:
Dr. Dany Sandron, Director of Restoration, Notre-Dame de Paris, Prof, Sorbonne Université;
Dr. Lindsay Cook, Dept. of Art History, Penn State University
Presented at:
Hudspeth Auditorium, 7pm, Oct 1
Rice University, Entrance #8 at University and Stockton Streets
Further information, archaeologyhouston@gmail.com
Generously co-sponsored by Program in Medieval and Early Modern Studies, Rice University
The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Jean Fouquet, Hours of Étienne Chevalier, ca. 1452-1460, depicting the cathedral of Notre-Dame.