- A
transept (with two
semitransepts) is a
transverse part of any building,
which lies
across the main body of the building. In
cruciform ("cross-shaped")...
- From the
baptismal font,
looking up the nave to the altar. The
south semitransept, from the
altar The nave from the altar,
showing the
baptismal font,...
- nave High
altar window: The
Resurrection Left
semitransept window: The
Crucifixion Right semitransept window:
Adoration of the
Three Magi D'****emani...
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Interior from the
right semitransept...
-
consisting of a
central nave and a
northern semitransept, was
extended in 1661 with a
southern semitransept. The
revocation of the
Edict of
Nantes in 1685...
- The
vault of the
northern semitransept of
Saint Catherine's Old Church,
completed in 1593....
- tomb of Fénelon, a
masterpiece of the
sculptor David d'Angers, and the
semitransepts with l'Icône
Notre Dame de Grâce [the Icon of Our Lady of Grace] and...
- building.
Following a
further internal reorganization in 1970, the
south semitransept is now a Lady chapel. St Paul's
stands in the
central tradition of the...
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sanctuary space while the
original facade and apse now
appears like
semitransepts of the
present church. They are
separated from the
present sanctuary...
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Detail of the
northern semitransept of
Saint Catherine's Old Church, with an
inscription marking the year 1593....
