Prints of The Stained Glass Windows Of Chartres Cathedral. ( Tirages des vitraux de la cathedrale de Chartres.) Measure 11 3/4"in H x 9 1/2"in W. No frame Baie LXII- Hunting Scene ( BAIE LXII- Scene de Chasse ) Baie XXXV (Detail) - Signature: Henri Noblet In front of the Virgin of Chatres ( Baie XXXV (Detail) - Signature: Henri Noblet Devant la Vierge de Chatres) Baie VII - Signature: cordonniers The stained-glass windows of Chartres or the stained-glass windows of the Notre-Dame de Chartres cathedral are considered to be one of the most complete and best-preserved sets of medieval times. They are particularly famous for their colors and in particular for the blue. They cover a total area of 2,600 m2 and present a unique collection of 172 bays illustrating the Bible and the life of the saints, as well as that of the corporations of the time. It was built between 1205-1240