Ceiling of the nave of a famous medieval European cathedral; high gothic architecture; high vaulted ceiling; clerestory roof; Uppsala cathedral
Nave of Uppsala Cathedral, clearly showing the groin vaulting (also known as double barrel vaulting and cross vaulting). The cathedral was built mostly between around 1270 and 1420 to a modified French High Gothic style. The ceiling is 27 metres above the floor. Image integrity statement: This image is an accurate representation of the original scene; no elements have been 'photoshopped' in or out. In addition, this photographer takes particular care over accuracy of caption, description and keywords.
Size: 2725px × 4118px
Location: Uppsala Cathedral, Uppsala City, Sweden, Scandinavia, Northern Europe
Photo credit: © CulturalEyes - AusGS2 / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
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