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IMPORTANT HISTORICAL STAINED GLASS     The following is a classified list of some of the most characteristic and important windows, omitting for the most part isolated examples, and giving by preference the names of churches where there is a fair amount of glass remaining; the country in which at each period the art throve best is put first: EARLY GOTHIC FRANCE Chartres Le Mans Bourges Rheims Auxerre cathedrals Ste. Chapelle, Paris Church of St. Jean-aux-Bols ENGLAND Canterbury Salisbury Lincoln York Minster cathedrals GERMANY Church of St. Kunibert, Cologne (Romanesue) Cologne Cathedral MIDDLE GOTHIC ENGLAND York Minster Ely Cathedral Wells Cathedral Tewkesbury Abbey ITALY Church of St. Francis, Assisi Church of Or San Michele,     Florence Church of San Petronio,     Bologna GERMANY Church of St. Sebald,     Nuremberg Strasburg Regensburg Augsburg Erfurt Freiburg cathedrals Church of Nieder Haslach FRANCE Evreux Cathedral Church of St. Pierre, Chartres Cathedral and Church of St.     Urbain, Troyes Church of Ste. Radegonde,     Poitiers Cathedral and Church of St.     Ouen, Rouen SPAIN Toledo Cathedral LATE GOTHIC ENGLAND New College, Oxford Gloucester Cathedral York, Minster and other     churches Great Malvern Abbey Church of St. Mary,     Shrewsbury Fairford Church FRANCE Bourges Troyes cathedrals Church of Notre Dame,     Alençon ITALY The Duomo, Florence GERMANY Cologne Ulm Munich cathedrals Church of St. Lorenz,     Nuremberg SPAIN Toledo Cathedral RENAISSANCE FRANCE St. Vincent St. Patrice St. Godard Rouen Church of St. Foy, Conchas Church of St. Gervals, Paris Church of St. Etienne-du-Mont,     Paris Church of St. Martin,     Montmorency Church of Ecouen Church of St. Nizier,     Troyes Church of Brou, Bourg-en-Bresse The Château de Chantilly NETHERLANDS Brussels Cathedral Church of St. Jacques Church of St. Martin Cathedral Liège ITALY Arezzo Milan cathedrals Certosa di Pavia Church of Sta. Maria Novella,     Florence Church of San Patronio,     Bologna GERMANY Freiburg Cathedral SWITZERLAND Lucerne and most of the other principal museums SPAIN Granada Seville cathedrals ENGLAND King's College Chapel,     Cambridge Lichfield Cathedral St. George's Church,     Hanover Square, London St. Margaret's Church,     Westminster LATE RENAISSANCE NETHERLANDS Groote Kirk, Gouda Choir of Brussels Cathedral Antwerp Cathedral FRANCE Church of St. Matin-ès-Vignes     Troyes Nave and transepts of Auch     Cathedral SWITZERLAND Most museums ENGLAND Wadham Balliol New colleges, Oxford From the Encyclopedia Britannica