Robert Branner’s Chartres Cathedral: With Source Material and Selected Critical Writings (Thames & Hudson, 1969; also published by W. W. Norton) is a comprehensive study of one of the greatest monuments of Gothic architecture. The book combines Branner’s analytical essay with historical documents, literary sources, and selected critical writings from art-historical scholarship. It includes over 125 illustrations, offering readers a detailed visual and textual exploration of the cathedral’s architecture, sculpture, and iconography.