The cathedral as it appeared in the 1820s |
In July, 2012; sorry about all the trucks; market day was ending |
The construction was largely sandstone and in need of ongoing renovation |
1295, right? |
The usual Last Judgment tympaum at the stern, unusually painted; the Hell section, of course |
Nave view |
Altar panel, coronation of the Mother Goddess; alas, I didn't catch the artist's name |
Because the putti peering out from under Mary's robes is as cute as any of Rafael's |
Speaking of putti, this is only the 2nd cathedral we have seen in Europe that provided work space for the little ones |
Very old medallions in the window here |
And a nice sandstone Fall tympanum |
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