France (Meaux)

The Flamboyant Masterpiece: The North Transept Rose Window of Meaux Cathedral (Late 15th Century)

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Created during the Late Gothic / Flamboyant period, specifically designed and executed c. 1480–1500 (during the late medieval construction campaigns of the cathedral's transept facades under regional French master masons).

Architecturally, it serves as a grand transept rose window designed to flood the interior transept crossing with divine luminosity while demonstrating the supreme technical virtuosity of Late Gothic stone carving.