Gallery of Architectural Work
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Fan Vault, Bath Abbey, the vault by Virtue is in the distance, in the chancel, the nearer vault is a Victorian copy by Sir George Gilbert Scott
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St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, vaulting, the vault by Vertue is the fan vault over the crossing
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Henry VII's Chapel, Westminster Abbey, main vault
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Henry VII's Chapel, Westminster Abbey, aisle vault
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Henry VII's Chapel, Westminster Abbey, exterior from the south-east
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Henry VII's chapel, Westminster Abbey, interior looking west
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