
westminster abbey
Folder: london churches
westminster abbey
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captain cornwall's monument, 1743, by robert taylor; a detailed sea battle rages across the centre
westminster abbey
westminster abbey
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east cloister walk vaults showing the vault of 1250 and the more ornate lierne vault in the chapter house bay of c.1350
westminster abbey
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east cloister walk, the north end under the gallery open to the church dating from 1240-50
westminster abbey
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this corbel is one of a pair of large late c14 secular figures in the s.w.corner of the cloisters, dating from c.1350-60, flanking the lavatorium
westminster abbey
westminster abbey
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the chapel of st.catherine continued the infirmary to the east; this is a view of the west end of the south aisle, showing the inside of the window of 1170 and one ofthe columns of the nave
westminster abbey
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the chapel of st.catherine continued the infirmary to the east, here is the western doorway added in 1371-2
westminster abbey
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east cloister walk
with entry to the chapter house and day stair to former dormitory, now library, all built by 1250
westminster abbey
westminster abbey
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east cloister walk
with entry to the chapter house and day stair to former dormitory, now library, all built by 1250
westminster abbey
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monument to william woollett the engraver, who died 1785, and whose tomb relief of the artist at work surrounded by muses is signed by banks
westminster abbey
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monument to william woollett the engraver, who died 1785, and whose tomb relief of the artist at work surrounded by muses is signed by banks
westminster abbey
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captain cornwall's monument, 1743, by robert taylor
the large figures carved by b.cheney
westminster abbey
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this corbel is one of a pair of large late c14 secular figures in the s.w.corner of the cloisters, dating from c.1350-60, flanking the lavatorium
westminster abbey
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mid c11 passage from dark cloister to the infirmary, one of the oldest parts of the abbey
westminster abbey
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cloister passage from the parlour to the abbots' courtyard, with a tierceron vault of c.1370 with unusual bosses
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beautiful plaque to rebecca broughton +1699, and her husband james, the duputy surveyor of the abbey +1710
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