English Cathedrals
The medieval cathedrals are one of the greatest achievements of English architecture and one of my particular inspirations. Collectively they are one of the most beautiful and awe-inspiring pieces of architecture and I never fail to be astounded by the imagination and skills of those who conceived and built them.
What is shown here is a sample of my work in this area -- please visit my dedicated web-site English Medieval Cathedrals to see more of my work.
What is shown here is a sample of my work in this area -- please visit my dedicated web-site English Medieval Cathedrals to see more of my work.

Canterbury, Quire Looking East

Canterbury, The Crossing

Canterbury, North Aisle, Nave

Chichester, Quire Screen from North Aisle

Chichester, Quire Looking West

Ely, The Lantern

Exeter, Nave Looking East

Exeter, Organ

Gloucester, Altar and East Window

Gloucester, Cloisters

Norwich, The Presbytery and Apse

Oxford, Quire and Altar

Peterborough, Quire Looking East

Peterborough, The Crossing

Rochester, Nave Looking West

Salisbury, Quire Looking West

Salisbury, Crossing at NE-SE Transept

Wells, A Sea of Steps

Wells, Entrance to the Chapter House

Winchester, North Aisle, Nave

Winchester, North Transept

Winchester, Nave Looking East

York, Nave and Pulpit

York, Quire Looking West
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