This must be the closest architectural space in England to the Sainte Chapelle in Paris. Both royal foundations, they are a testimony to the accomplishments of royal power and wealth. King's College chapel is Cambridge is covered with heraldic devices and ambition, for the Tudors aspired not only to the throne of a unified England but also to the throne of France and the fleur-de-lis in this chapel proclaims that.

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Gloucester Cathedral was built in a succession of stages, beginning in Norman times in 1089 when the foundation stone was laid, through to Gothic such as the 15th century central square tower and Lady Chapel. The cloister, within which this stained glass appears, is famous for its fan vaulting, created by Thomas de Cambridge between 1351-77.

Part of the fan vaulting in the cloisters of Gloucester Cathedral, England. For a more comprehensive view of the cloisters, please use link below : www.flickr.com/photos/59303791@N00/3722736557/ Gloucester’s historic cathedral cloisters were transformed into the corridors of Hogwart’s School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the films of JK Rowling’s first two books – Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.

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St Peter's church in Hampton Lucy (on the northern edge of Charlecote Park) is one of the most outstanding churches of the pre-Victorian Gothic Revival, dating from 1822-6 and built to the design of Thomas Rickman. The church consists of a spacious aisled nave with plaster vaulted ceilings and a soaring west tower. The chancel was altered on !856 when George Gilbert Scott added the elaborate polygonal apse in full blown Victorian Gothic, a masterpiece in it's own right. The most notable glass is that by Thomas Willement in the three apse windows from 1837 (formerly conrtained in one huge window before Rickman's east end was altered). Other windows contain glass by Hardmans of Birmingham. Some of the most attractive of all are the richly coloured and patterned geometric windows high in the nave clerestorey, casting their varied hues (especially blues and purples) across the vaulting on sunny days.

The vaulted ceiling of the nave of Bath Abbey in Bath, England was installed in the 1860s. The fan vaulting was a completion of the original design began in the 12th century. An abbey church at Bath has stood on the site since the 7th century. © Roger Wyrick. All rights reserved.

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