Image Archive: Cathedral

• Exterior Images of the Cathedral
• Interior Images of the Cathedral
  • Trinity Chapel
  • Choir
  • East Transept
  • Main Transept
  • Nave
    • General views of nave
    • South nave aisle
    • North nave aisle
    • Nave vaults
    • Bay 13
    • Bay 14
    • Bay 15
    • Bay 16
    • Bay 17
    • Bay 18
    • Bay 19
    • Bay 20
    • Bay 21
    • Bay 22
  • Under the Roofs
• Cathedral Cloister
• Chapter house

• Bay 16

  • South arcade, bay 16, view from north North side of south arcade, bay 16, visible in center of image. View is taken from north aisle, bay 14, through north arcade towards southwest. view plan

    • Triforium level, south arcade, bays 16 and 17 Bay 16 is on left. View taken through north arcade from bay 14. view plan

    • Tomb of Robert, Lord Hungerford, from south South side of tomb, seen from south aisle. Hungerford died in 1459. Tomb was previously placed in the Hungerford Chantry chapel, but was moved to the nave in 1789. Tomb chest is reconstructed from fragments; effigy is alabaster. view plan

      • Hungerford Tomb, from southwest Effigy and base. view plan

        • Hungerford Tomb, from southwest Effigy and base.

        • Detail, girdle, south side.

          • Detail of girdle, south side

        • Dog supporting feet, south side

          • Detail of dog, south side

        • Dog from west end

        • Hungerford effigy from southwest

        • Legs from west end

    • Tomb of Robert, Lord Hungerford from north View taken from nave view plan

      • Hungerford tomb, from north View of effigy and base view plan

        • Detail of mid-torso from north

        • Detail of upper torso from north

        • Detail of head

        • Head and upper torso from northwest

        • West end of effigy; head, pillows and angels

          • Detail, pillows and angels from west

  • North arcade, bay 16, from south Bay 16 is in center of image. View is taken from south aisle, through south arcade, bay 14. view plan

    • Triforium level, bays 18, 17 and 16 Bay 17 is in center, bay 16 partially hidden by pier at right of image. view plan

    • Tomb of Sir John de Montacute, south side View taken from nave, showing southwest corner of tomb.Montacute (d. 1390) was the second son of the Earl of Salisbury. Tomb chest and effigy are of carved sandstone; effigy was originally painted and gilded. view plan

      • Montacute Tomb, from south Effigy and base. view plan

        • Head from south

        • Lion at feet from south

    • Tomb of Sir John de Montacute, from north View from north aisle. view plan

      • Tomb of Sir John de Montacute, from north View from north aisle view plan

        • Lion and base, east end

        • Mid-torso from north

        • Detail of base, north side

        • Head and base, west end

          • Detail of head from northwest