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Nave of the Cathedral of York. On the left the dividing wall between the aisles with gothic arches. At the center the pews beyond which is the very high iconostasis. In the background the great stained glass window in the choir
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Nave of the Cathedral of York. On the left the dividing wall between the aisles with gothic arches. At the center the pews beyond which is the very high iconostasis. In the background the great stained glass window in the choir
Nave of the Cathedral of York. On the left the dividing wall between the aisles with gothic arches. At the center the pews beyond which is the very high iconostasis. In the background the great stained glass window in the choir Great Britain York Church Late Gothic, Gothic, Middle Ages, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1879-1881. Date of Artwork:1220 -1474
Unidentified Author
PDC-F-003650-0000
Media ID 33273875
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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This photo print, titled "Nave of the Cathedral of York" transports us back in time to the grandeur and beauty of one of Great Britain's most iconic religious structures. Taken between 1879 and 1881 by an unidentified author, this image captures the essence of the cathedral's interior. The photograph showcases several remarkable elements within the nave. On the left side, we see a dividing wall adorned with intricate gothic arches, adding a touch of architectural elegance to the space. In the center, our eyes are drawn to rows of pews leading towards a towering iconostasis – an ornate screen or partition that separates different sections within Eastern Orthodox churches. Intriguingly, this artwork also provides insight into historical craftsmanship as it dates back to 1220-1474. The exquisite stained glass window in the choir serves as a stunning backdrop for this composition. Its vibrant colors and intricate designs create an ethereal atmosphere that is both awe-inspiring and humbling. This print not only highlights various elements found within sacred spaces but also emphasizes their significance in creating an environment conducive to worship and reflection. From altars to pews, from glasswork to decorative arches – every detail contributes harmoniously towards crafting a spiritual sanctuary. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing image captured by Alinari, we cannot help but appreciate how architecture and art intertwine seamlessly in places like York Cathedral. It reminds us that these sacred spaces are not merely buildings; they are living testaments to human creativity and devotion throughout history.
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