Early Gothic West front jamb, Chartres, 1145-1155	High Gothic North transcept, Chartres, 1205-1220
Old Testament Kings and Queens: The elongated figures, probably representing the Hebrew kings and queens, scarcely have bodies beneath their robes.	Melchizedek, Abraham, Moses, Samuel, and David: Executed several decades later, these figures seem more naturalistic, less column-like, and less bound to the wall. Note Abraham, the second figure from the left, who turns his head (presumably toward the angel of God) aware that his sacrifice of Isaac is no longer demanded.