Michael W. Cothren : Art Historian, Authority on Gothic Art and Architecture, Interpreter of Medieval Art

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An authority on Gothic art and architecture, with particular expertise in stained glass, especially the stained glass of France and the glazing programs of the abbey of Saint-Denis and cathedrals of Beauvais and Rouen.

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