Quire Collection

The Choir (Quire) - Westminster Abbey
3784523 The Choir (Quire) - Westminster Abbey; (add.info.: The Choir (Quire) - Westminster Abbey, London. 19th century design by Edward Blore in Victorian Gothic style

England, London, St. Pauls Cathedral, The Quire

England, Hertfordshire, St. AlbanA¢€™s. The The Wallingford Screen - and elaborately carved reredos (altar screen) in the medieval vaulted quire of St. AlbanA¢€™s cathedral

A prospect of the inside of the Collegiate Church of St Peter in Westminster (Westminster Abbey) (coloured engraving)
584576 A prospect of the inside of the Collegiate Church of St Peter in Westminster (Westminster Abbey) (coloured engraving) by English School

The Adoration of the Christ Child, c. 1500 (oil on oak panel)
3471132 The Adoration of the Christ Child, c.1500 (oil on oak panel) by Master of Frankfurt, (1460-c.1533) (workshop of); 58.7x41.3 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA; Flemish

Canterbury Cathedral. The Archipiscopal Throne, seen through one of the doorways of the Choir. 13 November 1928

Canterbury Cathedral, Kent The Archipiscopal Throne 13 November 1928
Canterbury Cathedral, Kent The Archipiscopal Throne.. 13 November 1928

Canterbury Cathedral. Interior, looking towards the Chapel of St Thomas a Becket, and showing the Choir and High Altar. The Archipiscopal Throne is seen on right. 13 November 1928

King Seberts Tomb - Westminster Abbey
The Tomb of King Sebert (? - c.616) at Westminster Abbey, which he is thought to have founded in the early 7th century. Sebert converted to Christianity in 604

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The Quire, a sacred space within Westminster Abbey, holds centuries of history and spiritual significance. As you step into this hallowed sanctuary in London, England, your eyes are immediately drawn to the ornately carved reredos of St. Alban's Cathedral in Hertfordshire. The medieval vaulted quire boasts the exquisite Wallingford Screen, showcasing intricate designs that transport you back in time. A coloured engraving offers a glimpse into the majestic Collegiate Church of St Peter in Westminster (Westminster Abbey), where every detail is meticulously crafted. Amongst these grand walls lies an oil painting from around 1500 titled "The Adoration of the Christ Child, " evoking a sense of awe and reverence. Moving on to St. Paul's Cathedral in London, we find ourselves once again captivated by The Quire's beauty and architectural splendor. This iconic cathedral stands as a testament to Europe's rich heritage and serves as a symbol of faith for countless worshippers. Venturing further into Canterbury Cathedral, located in Kent, we are greeted by the Archipiscopal Throne through one of its doorways - an imposing sight that commands respect and admiration. Inside this magnificent structure lies another breathtaking view towards the Chapel of St Thomas à Becket. Lastly, our journey brings us back to Westminster Abbey where King Sebert's Tomb resides - a final resting place fit for royalty amidst this remarkable setting. These glimpses into various quires across England highlight not only their historical significance but also their role as spaces for worship and reflection. From intricately designed screens to towering thrones, each element contributes to creating an atmosphere conducive to prayerful contemplation within these sacred spaces.