The Cathedral of Chartres (1970)
This lyrical portrait of the Cathedral of Chartres was produced for the 1970 exhibition, “The Year 1200,” a centerpiece of The Met’s centennial celebration. Accompanied by a rich choral score, the film focuses on the dramatic architecture, stained glass, and characterful sculptures adorning the cathedral—all of it an ode to the humanistic spirit. Featuring still photography by Francis Thompson.
Director: Wheaton Galentine
Runtime: 16 min
Release Date: January 1, 1970
Country: United States of America
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Wheaton Galentine
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is The Cathedral of Chartres about?
- This lyrical portrait of the Cathedral of Chartres was produced for the 1970 exhibition, “The Year 1200,” a centerpiece of The Met’s centennial celebration. Accompanied by a rich choral score, the film focuses on the dramatic architecture, stained glass, and characterful sculptures adorning the cathedral—all of it an ode to the humanistic spirit. Featuring still photography by Francis Thompson.
- Who directed The Cathedral of Chartres?
- The Cathedral of Chartres was directed by Wheaton Galentine.
- How long is The Cathedral of Chartres?
- The Cathedral of Chartres has a runtime of 16m (16 minutes).
- Where was The Cathedral of Chartres produced?
- The Cathedral of Chartres was produced in United States of America.