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Rayonnant

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Ray´on`nant    (rā´ǒn`nănt)
a.1.(Her.) Darting forth rays, as the sun when it shines out.
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of London) lead contributors from the United States and Europe on the subject, with essays topics such as the visual language of French Rayonnant architecture, French Gothic and the paradigm of the motet, changes in vaulting and drawing, remaking the Rayonnant interior, and hybrid design strategies; specific sites studied include Saint-Benigne at Dijon, Strasbourg Cathedral, Merton College Chapel at Oxford, the cathedral at Krakow, and three Bohemian examples.
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