Title: The Architecture of Canterbury Cathedral
Description: Canterbury Cathedral is one of the most important buildings in Britain and has attracted large numbers of pilgrims and tourists for centuries. It is also an extraordinary composite work of architecture that evolved over many centuries, incorporating an immense Romanesque crypt, the quire rebuilt in French Gothic style, a 14th-century nave that is one of the finest surviving examples of English Perpendicular Gothic, the 15th-century Bell Harry Tower and the remarkable late Gothic fan vaulting above the nave crossing.
Subjects: Pictorial works, Cathedrals, Design and construction, Church architecture, Canterbury Cathedral, England, pictorial works, History, Conservation and restoration, Buildings, structures