Pictures of England

Search:

Historic Towns & Picturesque Villages

Abbeys and Cathedrals

Exeter Cathedral
Exeter Cathedral - by Stephen ©

PicturesOfEngland.com Member Login

You are not logged in.

Username:
Password:
   

Not registered yet? Click here to join!

Close

Exeter Cathedral

Inside Exeter Cathedral, the Late Decorated Gothic nave (1328-1369) makes quite an impact. It is sheltered by the longest unbroken Gothic ceiling in the world, which stands at a height of 20m (66 ft) and stretches for 90m (300 ft). It features graceful rib-vaults and oversized, richly painted bosses - one near the west end depicts the murder of Thomas a Becket. The overall effect has been compared to an avenue of stately trees.
Browse all Abbeys and Cathedrals images Add to favourites

Photographer: © Stephen (Gallery)(22nd August 2008)

4 stars

Comment by Jan Minter(22nd August 2008)

Stunning - how did they construct these!?

pictures by this user   user profile   user contact

4 stars

Comment by Robert Koch(7th August 2010)

They were constructed by POE members between image shots.

pictures by this user   user profile   user contact

Please add a comment..

Please login to make a comment on this picture



ImageID:1069554, Image size: 2448 x 3264 pixels

This image is available to purchase and is part of our Abbeys and Cathedrals Stock Photos Collection.