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Centre International de Vitrail

5 Rue du Cardinal Pie, Chartres, France

Featured Review : Stained glass has been an important part of Chartres’ history since the Middle Ages, and some of the finest stained glass in all of Europe is found in the Cathedral. Stained glass artists have studios throughout town wh...See Full Review

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Centre International de Vitrail

  • 3 out of 5 stars by Re Carroll from Abbotsford, British Columbia
  • August 23, 2004
Centre International de Vitrail
Quote: Stained glass has been an important part of Chartres’ history since the Middle Ages, and some of the finest stained glass in all of Europe is found in the Cathedral. Stained glass artists have studios throughout town where they restore old pieces... Read the full Centre International de Vitrail review

From journal Chartres Labours of Love

Centre International de la Vitrail

  • 2 out of 5 stars by marciadarnell from Murray, Kentucky
  • January 7, 2001
Quote: This museum would interest anyone who likes stained glass. It shows how it was made through the years. Being on one subject, it would not interest some folks.

From journal Chartres, city with a cathedral set on a hill