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The sheer height of this tower inside the Cathedral is stunning, showing off the gorgeous colours from it's famous ceiling...
It was always believed thqt this cloth ceiling was canvas, however when they got up there to look into replacing it, they found it to be linen backed with felt. Replacing it is in the future, so it ws decided to have the clouds mural to try to hide the tears. There is much controversy over this.
5- 20'x 6' wide draped polyester fabric attached to 4' PVC pipe ring. Chandelier: Interior lit rice lantern, icycle chirstmas lights and fluorescent light tubes hung by metal ring.
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The Romans erected the first walls around Canterbury between 270 and 290 AD. Very little of those Roman walls remain, but large sections survive of the medieval walls that replaced the Roman structure. The medieval walls surrounded the entire city of Canterbury and were pierced by eight gates, West Gate, North Gate, Quenin Gate, Burgate, Newingate, Riding Gate, Worth Gate, and London Gate. Of these, only West Gate remains.
West Gate Tower was erected by Archbishop Sudbury in 1380. It did nothing to increase his popularity; he was murdered by rioting peasants the following year. The West Gate is historically important as it represents one of the first defensive structures built with the use of gunpowder and artillery in mind. It uses keyhole gunports to create opportunities for cannon fire from a well-defended position.
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Tokyo's new National Art Center in Roppongi - vertical view up to the entrance hall ceiling cone. The architect is Kishô Kurokawa.
Pattern that I spot on one of the ceilings at the Grand Palace. The walls were painted with beautiful murals but the ceiling had such intricate designs and the colours ... amazing!
The elaborate ceiling in one of the rooms of the Marland Mansion.
If you are ever in the Ponca City, Oklahoma Area, I encourage you to take the time to Visit the E. W. Marland Mansion which is known as "The Palace on the Prairie." The Story of E. W. and Lydie Marland is as interesting as the house itself. For more information visit the website below.