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Sepulchral monuments --- Architecture, Medieval --- Church architecture --- Church buildings --- Eglise abbatiale de Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France) --- France --- Église abbatiale de Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France)

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Sculpture, French --- Sepulchral monuments --- Eglise abbatiale de Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France) --- France --- Kings and rulers --- Tombs

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Church and state --- Eglise et Etat --- History --- Histoire --- Abbaye de Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France) --- History. --- Eglise abbatiale de Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France) --- Eglise abbatiale de Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France). --- Suger --- Abbaye de Saint-Denis --- France --- Kings and rulers --- Medieval period, 987-1515

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The magnificent abbey church of St-Denis, rebuilt during the reign of King Louis IX of France, is one of the principal monuments of Gothic architecture in the thirteenth century. The reconstruction of St-Denis, initiated in 1231, brought to completion the work begun and left incomplete by Abbot Suger almost one hundred years before. While Abbot Suger's renovations have been extensively studied, the equally innovative reconstruction of the church a century later has been neglected until now. In the first complete study of the thirteenth-century church, Caroline Astrid Bruzelius analyzes its structure and chronology and places it within the larger context of Gothic and Rayonnant architecture. Bruzelius demonstrates that the thirteenth-century rebuilding of St-Denis not only preserved and harmonized with parts of Suger's earlier building program, but also comprised a number of innovations of astonishing originality. The elevation, adjusted in the east end to incorporate the older parts of the church, introduced a new approach to glass and stone. The glazing of the triforium and the expansion of the transept created a brightness throughout. The crossing, which functioned as a royal necropolis, became a memorial to the Capetian dynasty, strengthening and legitimizing the authority of king and crown. Bruzelius's analysis of the reconstruction, which incorporates both archaeological evidence and documents, has permitted a new understanding of the importance of the church at St-Denis and of Parisian architecture of this period. A central monument in the Rayonnant Gothic style, St-Denis's influence on cathedrals such as Troyes and Strasbourg clearly illustrates the contribution of Paris to the architecture of other areas and to the development of a new aesthetic.

Architecture, Gothic --- -Christian art and symbolism --- -#TCON:ICOMOS --- Art, Christian --- Art, Ecclesiastical --- Arts in the church --- Christian symbolism --- Ecclesiastical art --- Religious art, Christian --- Sacred art --- Symbolism and Christian art --- Art --- Symbolism --- Christian antiquities --- Church decoration and ornament --- Gothic architecture --- Church architecture --- Eglise abbatiale de Saint-Denis --- Saint-Denis (France) --- -Buildings, structures, etc --- Christian art and symbolism --- Eglise abbatiale de Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France) --- Buildings, structures, etc. --- Eglise abbatiale de Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France). --- #TCON:ICOMOS --- Cathédrale Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France) --- Basilique de Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France) --- Saint-Denis (Abbey church : Saint-Denis, France) --- Saint-Denis (Cathedral : Saint-Denis, France) --- Saint-Denis (Basilica : Saint-Denis, France) --- Abbey Church of Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France) --- St. Denys (Abbey church : Saint-Denis, France) --- Église S. Denys (Saint-Denis, France) --- Église de S. Denys (Saint-Denis, France) --- St-Denis (Abbey church : Saint-Denis, France) --- Basilique royale de Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France) --- Abbaye de Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France)

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Die als Kölner Dissertation bei Prof. Dr. Clemens Zintzen entstandene Arbeit "Suger von Saint-Denis. Untersuchungen zu seinen Schriften Ordinatio - De Consecratione - De Administratione" geht der Frage nach, welche Vorbilder für den im zwölften Jahrhundert schreibenden Abt und Bauherrn Suger von Saint-Denis bei der Abfassung seiner urkundlichen Verfügung, seines Bau- und Weiheberichts und seines Berichts über sein Abbatiat bestimmend waren. Die genannten Schriften Sugers werden auf dem Hintergrund der ihm zur Verfügung stehenden Quellen interpretiert. Insbesondere die Frage nach dem Einfluss des Ps.-Dionysius Areopagita wird kritisch beleuchtet; die Verfasserin weist nach, dass nicht die mystifizierte Sicht des Neuplatonikers, sondern Sugers Verwurzelung im benediktinischen Mönchtum seine Darstellung prägt und dass seine Kontakte zu bedeutenden Zeitgenossen ihren Niederschlag in seinen Schriften finden.

Suger, --- Criticism and interpretation. --- Church buildings --- Design and construction. --- Eglise abbatiale de Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France) --- Churches --- Buildings --- Church facilities --- Church architecture --- Cathédrale Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France) --- Basilique de Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France) --- Saint-Denis (Abbey church : Saint-Denis, France) --- Saint-Denis (Cathedral : Saint-Denis, France) --- Saint-Denis (Basilica : Saint-Denis, France) --- Abbey Church of Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France) --- St. Denys (Abbey church : Saint-Denis, France) --- Église S. Denys (Saint-Denis, France) --- Église de S. Denys (Saint-Denis, France) --- St-Denis (Abbey church : Saint-Denis, France) --- Basilique royale de Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France) --- Abbaye de Saint-Denis (Saint-Denis, France)