in 1954, the american institute of architects decided to provide a window

In 1954, the American Institute of Architects decided to provide a window

on the life of Fulbert(952-1028), bishop of Chartres.

The window is executed by Francois Lorin.

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Fulbert studied at Reims

Fulbert met the Pope

Fulbert arrived at Chartresgreeted by bishop Odo

Fulbert and medicine

Fulbert was consecrated a bishop

Fulbert the theologian

Fulbert and painters

Fulbert and St. Hilary Church of Poitiers

Fulbert, the man of letters

Fulbert advised an artist

Fulbert and Marian piety

Fulbert, the builder

Fulbert supervised the construction of Chartres Cathedral

Fulbert and a minuature of the Cathedral

Canut, king of Demark sent alms to Chartres

Fulbert and the monks

Fulbert, the musician

Fulbert with monks

Fulbert cared for the sick

Fulbert the advisor to king Robert

Fulbert provided scholarship for childdren

miracle of the Virgin’s milk

Viscount Geoffrey threatened Chartres

Fulbert confronted with heresy

Fulbert invoked divine justice with “clamor”

Fulbert’s death, the first flowers of April