North Transept, North East and North West Bastions sculpture

SPCAA/P/2/6/(1-39)

Undated

This file contains photographs showing the decorative sculpture on the North East and North West Bastions of the North Transept. It includes 7 photographs of the carving in the pediment on the north elevation of the North Transept, 'Angels with Royal Arms', by Caius Gabriel Cibber (1698). This file also contains photographs of the decorative sculpture on the following parts of the North Transept: the north elevation, west triforium window; the north elevation, carving above the west niche; north elevation, carved panel below the east niche; north elevation, carved panel below the west niche; west window; west window, trifofrium level, keystone; north elevation, carving above west niche; 2 photographs of the north window of the room over the Lord Mayor's Vestry; 4 photographs of the west window of the room over the Lord Mayor's Vestry; north elevation, left hand architrave of centre window; north elevation, cap on right hand architrave of centre window; north elevation, cap on left hand architrave of centre window; north elevation, west window; north elevation, west window head keystone; north elevation, east window head keystone; east elevation window head; north elevation, centre window head; 2 photographs of the north elevation, west window; east window head; north elevation, east window head; north elevation, right hand architrave of centre window. The file also includes 2 photographs of stonework damaged by iron cramps on the west wall, North Transept, upper cornice.

39 photographs

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