Detail View: Design Library Image Collection: Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem

Accession Number: 
196033
Order Title: 
Archivision Addition Module EIGHT--6,304 images
Type of View: 
partialView
View Title: 
Nave of the adjoining Church of St. Catherine, detail modern stained glass window
Date of View: 
7/14/2010
Image description: 
The adjoining Church of St. Catherine, the Roman Catholic Church, was built in a more modern Gothic revival style, and has since been further modernized according to the liturgical trends which followed Vatican II. This is the church where the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem celebrates Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve.
Image Rights: 
¿ Scott Gilchrist, Archivision, Inc.
Source Institution: 
Archivision, Inc.
Collection: 
Addition Module EIGHT
Culture: 
Byzantine
Subject: 
Constantine, Emperor of Rome
Subject: 
Jesus Christ
Subject: 
Franciscans
Work Types: 
buildings; basilicas
Work Types: 
Architecture; religious structures; churches
Preferred Title: 
Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem
Agent Display: 
Justinian I, Emperor of Byzantium (Byzantine patron, ca. 482-565); unknown (Byzantine and Roman)
Date: 
rebuilt 565 CE (creation)
Materials: 
ashlar; wood; pink limestone
Technique: 
carving (processes)
Measurement: 
12,000 m2 (area, entire complex)
Alternate Title: 
Basilica of the Nativity
Locations: 
Bethlehem, West Bank (occupied territory), Israel
Location Type: 
(site)
Style/Period: 
Byzantine
Style/Period: 
Early Christian
Classification: 
Architecture