An interior view of St Peter's Cathedral Church, also known as York Minster, showing the south transept from the nave south aisle, with the tomn of Archbishop Thompson

Date:
1900 - 1950
Location:
St Peter's Cathedral Church, Minster Yard, York
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York Minster, Minster Yard, York
Reference:
APC01/01/13
Type:
Photograph (Print)
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Description

The south transept dates to around 1230-1240 and has three aisled bays, one of which is blocked on the east and west aisles. The tomb of Archbishop Thompson was erected by Bodley in 1896, with the effigy by Sir J. H. Thornycroft. The chest tomb has carvings of angels, and above the effigy is a Gothic triple canopy.

Content

This is part of the Series: APC01/01 Art Prints Of Cathedrals; within the Collection: APC01 Art Prints Of Cathedrals

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Keywords

Transept, Aisle, Medieval Cathedral, Victorian Commemorative Monument