Cathédrale St-Louis

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Exterior of the Roman Catholic Cathedral of St. Louis in Blois, Loire Valley, France.

Although Gothic in style, most of this cathedral (including the nave) was rebuilt after a terrible storm in 1678. The stained glass, bearing enigmatic Latin inscriptions, was created by the Dutch artist Jan Dibberts in 2000. The west facade mixes late-Gothic and neoclassical elements.

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