This art-historical monograph by Henri Arthur, published in 1962, offers a comprehensive study of Chartres Cathedral, focusing on its architectural structure, decorative programs, and religious significance. Combining scholarly commentary with high-quality photographic plates, the book examines the cathedral’s stained glass, sculptures, and Gothic innovations. The narrative situates Chartres within the cultural and spiritual context of medieval France, reflecting on its role as a symbol of Christian devotion and artistic achievement. Structured thematically, the volume serves as a detailed visual and analytical guide for readers interested in Gothic art and architecture.