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Ely Cathedral, Cambridgeshire, UK.
I really like the two dragons that are on notes sides of the base of the stone arch.
When I got up to the top of the complex by car, I realized that it was fashionable to go on foot only by elevator. But he was hidden behind the door, which I did not immediately find ... What was behind the door made my hand reach for the camera ...
According to C G Jung's studies, synchronicity manifests itself everywhere in a few hours the world will be shown events on television .... On April 15, 2019, there was a strong fire in the cathedral which caused the loss of the spire, the clock and the roof.The framework of the building was saved .French architect Jean-Michel Wilmott said that the cost of restoring the burnt-out Notre Dame de Paris would be about one billion euros .
"The Ballroom ceiling is divided into twenty-seven parts. Each section has raised moulded edges, gilded tracery and a gilded centrepiece.
The chandeliers are original and were converted from gas to electricity in the nineteenth century."
View of non-asbestos 1-foot square ceiling tile in room of building with asbestos paper sub-layer between tile and attic space above. The ceiling tiles were each individually nailed in place (not adhered) on a suspended grid of wooden furring strips. Nails were each hidden inside perforation holes. Surface of center tile has been peeled away showing brown, cellulosic, non-asbestos fiber matrix; asbestos paper shows slight yellow aging.
in Bath Abbey.
The design is known as fan vaulting, a peculiarity to English church architecture. The ribs are all of the same curve and are spaced equidistantly, resembling a fan...
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In San Nicola dei Lorensi. (Sorry about the black blur in the corner, I had to stand in a doorway - no further entering was allowed into the church at the time - and I wanted to capture as much as possible of the ceiling.) The paintings were done in 1731 by Corrado Giaquinto.
This is a national church of France in Rome - the French name is Saint-Nicolas-des-Lorrains. This Baroque church was finished in 1632 after a design by the Frenchman François Desjardins (in Italian Francesco Giardini) - initially dedicated to the duchy of Lorraine.