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Gloucester Cathedral, Romanesque arcading Stock Photo

RMCBAKPH–Gloucester Cathedral, Romanesque arcading

Italy, Tuscany, Romanesque church with three tiers of arcading. Stock Photo

RMPFD5M9–Italy, Tuscany, Romanesque church with three tiers of arcading.

RMB8D2K9–Hexham Abbey Choir Arcading

Marble slabs carved with blind arcading, Red Fort Stock Photo

RMDA6G5K–Marble slabs carved with blind arcading, Red Fort

Chester Cathedral Roman arcading Stock Photo

RMBWT53B–Chester Cathedral Roman arcading

View E of the site of St Guthlac's cell outside the S aisle of the ruined nave of Croyland Abbey church, Lincolnshire, England, UK. Norman arcading. Stock Photo

RM2BJRE6J–View E of the site of St Guthlac's cell outside the S aisle of the ruined nave of Croyland Abbey church, Lincolnshire, England, UK. Norman arcading.

Hexham Abbey north transept arcading Stock Photo

RMB8DKCN–Hexham Abbey north transept arcading

Arcading on exterior of Malmesbury Abbey, Wiltshire, England, UK Stock Photo

RMC5TMJ6–Arcading on exterior of Malmesbury Abbey, Wiltshire, England, UK

Flowers and arcading in Queens College, Oxford Stock Photo

RMA4KGB6–Flowers and arcading in Queens College, Oxford

Norman arcading in South Aisle of Peterborough Cathedral, Cambridgeshire, England, UK Stock Photo

RMBN1KFR–Norman arcading in South Aisle of Peterborough Cathedral, Cambridgeshire, England, UK

Nave arcading of the Kilmalkedar Church,Dingle Peninsula,Ireland Stock Photo

RME1G60N–Nave arcading of the Kilmalkedar Church,Dingle Peninsula,Ireland

Italy. Tuscany. San Galgano abbey Stock Photo

RMBEKG18–Italy. Tuscany. San Galgano abbey

Castle Rising castle, a 12th century Norman building, Norfolk, UK; close up of blind arcading architectural detail Stock Photo

RF2E6GMY4–Castle Rising castle, a 12th century Norman building, Norfolk, UK; close up of blind arcading architectural detail

Detail of ornate carved stone masonry decoration on the Norman Tower of Norwich Cathedral, Norwich, England, UK Stock Photo

RMJ8MNB3–Detail of ornate carved stone masonry decoration on the Norman Tower of Norwich Cathedral, Norwich, England, UK

RF2E6GMFJ–Castle Rising castle, a 12th century Norman building, Norfolk, UK; close up of blind arcading architectural detail

C12th carved stone font in Llaniestyn parish church, Anglesey, a roughly cylindrical bowl covered in 3 horizontal bands of carvings. Stock Photo

RMEW7W91–C12th carved stone font in Llaniestyn parish church, Anglesey, a roughly cylindrical bowl covered in 3 horizontal bands of carvings.

Saint Étienne church Villandry Stock Photo

RM2XGHYDT–Saint Étienne church Villandry

Detail of blind arcading depicting a mythical beast eastern facade of Lund Domkyrkan ( Cathedral ), Lund, Skåne, Sweden. Stock Photo

RMAJEXB7–Detail of blind arcading depicting a mythical beast eastern facade of Lund Domkyrkan ( Cathedral ), Lund, Skåne, Sweden.

Interior of of Sainte-Radegonde, Poitiers Stock Photo

RM2K4FH7H–Interior of of Sainte-Radegonde, Poitiers

RMREKCJD–Dunwich Leper Chapel

St David's Medieval Bishop's Palace, Pembrokeshire: view NW of the E 'show' facade including the Bishop's Hall & Great Hall with rose window. Stock Photo

RMG9TB5D–St David's Medieval Bishop's Palace, Pembrokeshire: view NW of the E 'show' facade including the Bishop's Hall & Great Hall with rose window.

Westminster Abbey interior nave vault vaulting roof English Gothic architecture London England UK arcade arcades arcading Stock Photo

RMBDN11M–Westminster Abbey interior nave vault vaulting roof English Gothic architecture London England UK arcade arcades arcading

Colourful stained glass windows in the South Transept of Ely Cathedral Stock Photo

RF2J7Y495–Colourful stained glass windows in the South Transept of Ely Cathedral

Detail of arcaded parapet above the Great Hall of St David's Bishop's Palace, Pembrokeshire, West Wales, UK: Stock Photo

RMGAXT7C–Detail of arcaded parapet above the Great Hall of St David's Bishop's Palace, Pembrokeshire, West Wales, UK:

Church of St Mary & St Nicholas an Italianate Church in Wilton nr Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK Stock Photo

RMT6TBM9–Church of St Mary & St Nicholas an Italianate Church in Wilton nr Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK

RMB8DKBP–Hexham Abbey north transept arcading

Window and arcading, St Peter's Church, Barton-upon-Humber, Lincolnshire, 2007. Artist: Historic England Staff Photographer. Stock Photo

RMHT2C40–Window and arcading, St Peter's Church, Barton-upon-Humber, Lincolnshire, 2007. Artist: Historic England Staff Photographer.

Stone, Kent. St Mary chancel arcading Stock Photo

RMCX5XKM–Stone, Kent. St Mary chancel arcading

RMBN1KRM–Norman arcading in South Aisle of Peterborough Cathedral, Cambridgeshire, England, UK

York Minster nave blind arcading 1290-1360 Stock Photo

RMBH53T6–York Minster nave blind arcading 1290-1360

Norman arcading in the chancel of All Saints Church, Earls Barton, Northamptonshire, England, UK Stock Photo

RMDXPWNC–Norman arcading in the chancel of All Saints Church, Earls Barton, Northamptonshire, England, UK

Ely Cathedral interlocking arcading in Norman Romanesque south transept Stock Photo

RMBB88GM–Ely Cathedral interlocking arcading in Norman Romanesque south transept

RME1G5HN–Nave arcading of the Kilmalkedar Church,Dingle Peninsula,Ireland

Durham Cathedral south choir aisle blank arcading Stock Photo

RMBB54JP–Durham Cathedral south choir aisle blank arcading

RMJ8MNB1–Detail of ornate carved stone masonry decoration on the Norman Tower of Norwich Cathedral, Norwich, England, UK

Memorial in honour of the men of the British Army Second Infantry Division. War Memorial, Dean's Park, York Minster. York, North Yorkshire, Yorkshire Stock Photo

RM2T3R0NX–Memorial in honour of the men of the British Army Second Infantry Division. War Memorial, Dean's Park, York Minster. York, North Yorkshire, Yorkshire

The furniture collector : old english furniture of the XVII. & XVIII. centuries. published by the Herbert Jenkins book An introduction to the study of English styles of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries by Edward W. Gregory with 55 illustrations of typical pieces of furniture from public and private collections. an example of the yorkshire and derbyshire chairs of the middle of the 17th century. The arcading of the back-rails and the drop acorn-like knobs are characteristic. in room 54 of the Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington Stock Photo

RM2WF79M5–The furniture collector : old english furniture of the XVII. & XVIII. centuries. published by the Herbert Jenkins book An introduction to the study of English styles of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries by Edward W. Gregory with 55 illustrations of typical pieces of furniture from public and private collections. an example of the yorkshire and derbyshire chairs of the middle of the 17th century. The arcading of the back-rails and the drop acorn-like knobs are characteristic. in room 54 of the Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington

Detail of the West front of Poitiers Cathedral Stock Photo

RM2K4FG4B–Detail of the West front of Poitiers Cathedral

RMREKCJE–Dunwich Leper Chapel

Detail of arcaded parapet above the Great Chapel of St David's Bishop's Palace, Pembrokeshire, the work of Bishop Henry de Gower 1328-47. Stock Photo

RMG9TBEM–Detail of arcaded parapet above the Great Chapel of St David's Bishop's Palace, Pembrokeshire, the work of Bishop Henry de Gower 1328-47.

Peterborough Guildhall in Cathedral Square, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England. Stock Photo

RM2CFR5E8–Peterborough Guildhall in Cathedral Square, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England.

Exterior view of the apse ( eastern facade ) of Lund Domkyrkan ( Cathedral ), Lund, Skåne, Sweden. Stock Photo

RMAH1K48–Exterior view of the apse ( eastern facade ) of Lund Domkyrkan ( Cathedral ), Lund, Skåne, Sweden.

The ruins of the Iona Nunnery church seen from the north. Iona, Inner Hebrides, Scotland, UK. shows north transept and arcading of the nave Stock Photo

RMFFWMBT–The ruins of the Iona Nunnery church seen from the north. Iona, Inner Hebrides, Scotland, UK. shows north transept and arcading of the nave

RMT6TBM3–Church of St Mary & St Nicholas an Italianate Church in Wilton nr Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK

An architectural detail of the East End of Hereford Cathedral showing Gothic lancet windows and arcading. Stock Photo

RFJJA007–An architectural detail of the East End of Hereford Cathedral showing Gothic lancet windows and arcading.

Early English blind arcading to the exterior of Holy Trinity Micklegate York Yorkshire UK Stock Photo

RMAX0HB2–Early English blind arcading to the exterior of Holy Trinity Micklegate York Yorkshire UK

Detail of Jacobean panelling in the Drawing Room at Gawthorpe Hall, Lancashire. The panelling is inlaid in the Italian Renaissance manner with arabesques in semi-circular arcading. It was created by Thomas Hurdeys, Hugh Sandes and Cornelius Townley in 160 Stock Photo

RMFDMCTX–Detail of Jacobean panelling in the Drawing Room at Gawthorpe Hall, Lancashire. The panelling is inlaid in the Italian Renaissance manner with arabesques in semi-circular arcading. It was created by Thomas Hurdeys, Hugh Sandes and Cornelius Townley in 160

Reredos in the Restored Church of Bedminster, 1856. 'View from a photograph by Mr. J. B. Hazard, of Bristol', of a sculpted panel made of Caen stone, in the church of St John, Bristol. 'The lower stage is a simple arcading, surmounted by a band of quatrefoils. Above are three large panels, surmounted by crocketed canopies, and sculptured with alto-relievo representations of the Nativity, Crucifixion, and Ascension of our Lord...The jamb columns of the panels and niches are of rouge-royal marble from the Pyrenees, which serves adm irably to relieve the statues within'. From "Illustrated Lo Stock Photo

RM2R4DJN4–Reredos in the Restored Church of Bedminster, 1856. 'View from a photograph by Mr. J. B. Hazard, of Bristol', of a sculpted panel made of Caen stone, in the church of St John, Bristol. 'The lower stage is a simple arcading, surmounted by a band of quatrefoils. Above are three large panels, surmounted by crocketed canopies, and sculptured with alto-relievo representations of the Nativity, Crucifixion, and Ascension of our Lord...The jamb columns of the panels and niches are of rouge-royal marble from the Pyrenees, which serves adm irably to relieve the statues within'. From "Illustrated Lo

Riga Russian Orthodox Cathedral, view of the arcading and two-tone brickwork on the facade of the Nativity Of Christ Cathedral in central Riga, Latvia. Stock Photo

RMPPATDH–Riga Russian Orthodox Cathedral, view of the arcading and two-tone brickwork on the facade of the Nativity Of Christ Cathedral in central Riga, Latvia.

RMDXPWRY–Norman arcading in the chancel of All Saints Church, Earls Barton, Northamptonshire, England, UK

The Galilee Chapel in Durham Cathedral is built in Norman architectural style, with slender columns and elaborate arcading. Durham, England, UK. Stock Photo

RM2Y70AB5–The Galilee Chapel in Durham Cathedral is built in Norman architectural style, with slender columns and elaborate arcading. Durham, England, UK.

Nave arcading,Kilmalkedar Church,Dingle Peninsula,Ireland Stock Photo

RME1G5YD–Nave arcading,Kilmalkedar Church,Dingle Peninsula,Ireland

Durham Cathedral blank arcading south nave aisle with traces of medieval wall painting Stock Photo

RMBB5B0X–Durham Cathedral blank arcading south nave aisle with traces of medieval wall painting

Where The Jubilee Services Will Be Held To-morrow -- An interior view of the Cathedral looking west, showing the Bishop's throne and choir stalls. The organ console is on the left and the organ on the right above the arcading. October 31, 1931. (Photo by The Christchurch Press Co. Ltd.). Stock Photo

RM2HX66G3–Where The Jubilee Services Will Be Held To-morrow -- An interior view of the Cathedral looking west, showing the Bishop's throne and choir stalls. The organ console is on the left and the organ on the right above the arcading. October 31, 1931. (Photo by The Christchurch Press Co. Ltd.).

King Tirumala Nayaka in Procession India 1640–50 The extraordinary painted cotton textile is a visual tableau of 17th century court life from the Nayaka kingdom of south India. It served as an enclosure screen when the patron, a Nayaka ruler and his courtiers, were on campaign, and undoubtedly on other occasions in and beyond the court. The architectural arcading of colonnades and cusped arches echoes those preserved Nayaka palace architecture. The unconventional composition was undoubtedly orchestrated by the patron to reflect his particular vision of court life. View more. King Tirumala Naya Stock Photo

RM2T2F5FR–King Tirumala Nayaka in Procession India 1640–50 The extraordinary painted cotton textile is a visual tableau of 17th century court life from the Nayaka kingdom of south India. It served as an enclosure screen when the patron, a Nayaka ruler and his courtiers, were on campaign, and undoubtedly on other occasions in and beyond the court. The architectural arcading of colonnades and cusped arches echoes those preserved Nayaka palace architecture. The unconventional composition was undoubtedly orchestrated by the patron to reflect his particular vision of court life. View more. King Tirumala Naya

Romanesque Arcading Gable-end, Cathedral of St Declan's, 5th Century Monastic Site, Ardmore, County Waterford, Ireland Stock Photo

RMAXCRBX–Romanesque Arcading Gable-end, Cathedral of St Declan's, 5th Century Monastic Site, Ardmore, County Waterford, Ireland

Interior detail of Poitiers Cathedral Stock Photo

RM2K4FGBM–Interior detail of Poitiers Cathedral

Romanesque Arcading, Gable end of Cathedral, In St Declan's 5th Century Monastic Site, Ardmore, County Waterford, Ireland Stock Photo

RMEYXDJM–Romanesque Arcading, Gable end of Cathedral, In St Declan's 5th Century Monastic Site, Ardmore, County Waterford, Ireland

ST PETER'S CHURCH, Barton-upon-Humber, Lincolnshire. Architectural detail. Anglo-Saxon window and arcading in the south face of the tower. The strip-p Stock Photo

RM2F3NP9J–ST PETER'S CHURCH, Barton-upon-Humber, Lincolnshire. Architectural detail. Anglo-Saxon window and arcading in the south face of the tower. The strip-p

RM2CFR5ED–Peterborough Guildhall in Cathedral Square, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England.

Towers and west facade of Lund Domkyrkan ( Cathedral ), Lund, Skåna, Sweden. Stock Photo

RMAJEXCD–Towers and west facade of Lund Domkyrkan ( Cathedral ), Lund, Skåna, Sweden.

Cloisters of the Benedictine Abbey of St Justine, Santa Giustina, Padua, Italy, Stock Photo

RMKD6CXN–Cloisters of the Benedictine Abbey of St Justine, Santa Giustina, Padua, Italy,

Series of stonework arches on wall, closed wooden door and arched doorway entrance to historic Bolton Abbey ruins, Yorkshire Dales, England, UK. Stock Photo

RMDB4BKD–Series of stonework arches on wall, closed wooden door and arched doorway entrance to historic Bolton Abbey ruins, Yorkshire Dales, England, UK.

ST ANDREWS FIFE SCOTLAND ST SALVATORS CHAPEL SCENES FROM THE NEW TESTAMENT IN MOSAICS ON THE COMMUNION TABLE AND IN THE ROMANESQUE BLIND ARCADING Stock Photo

RFR27P9T–ST ANDREWS FIFE SCOTLAND ST SALVATORS CHAPEL SCENES FROM THE NEW TESTAMENT IN MOSAICS ON THE COMMUNION TABLE AND IN THE ROMANESQUE BLIND ARCADING

1962 - 14th Century cope acquired for the nation for 33,000; The remarkable vestment known as the Butler Bowdon cope has been acquired for the nation for 33,000 and is now on public view at the Victoria and Albert Museum. It is a very fine example of Opus Anglicasum (English Embroidery) dating from the third decade of the 14th century. The design is embroidered with colored silks silver gilt and silver thread, pearls and beads, and small metal rings, on crimson velvet. Three concentric zones of arcading, spread over the surface of the vestment, frame three central scenes (the Coronation of t Stock Photo

RMFAP9FE–1962 - 14th Century cope acquired for the nation for 33,000; The remarkable vestment known as the Butler Bowdon cope has been acquired for the nation for 33,000 and is now on public view at the Victoria and Albert Museum. It is a very fine example of Opus Anglicasum (English Embroidery) dating from the third decade of the 14th century. The design is embroidered with colored silks silver gilt and silver thread, pearls and beads, and small metal rings, on crimson velvet. Three concentric zones of arcading, spread over the surface of the vestment, frame three central scenes (the Coronation of t

RMFDMCTW–Detail of Jacobean panelling in the Drawing Room at Gawthorpe Hall, Lancashire. The panelling is inlaid in the Italian Renaissance manner with arabesques in semi-circular arcading. It was created by Thomas Hurdeys, Hugh Sandes and Cornelius Townley in 160

Arcading in St John's College, Oxford Stock Photo

RMB7J3BH–Arcading in St John's College, Oxford

Early English blind arcading at Beverley Minster Stock Photo

RMANBA3B–Early English blind arcading at Beverley Minster

RMDXPWNB–Norman arcading in the chancel of All Saints Church, Earls Barton, Northamptonshire, England, UK

Holyrood Abbey and Palace, Edinburgh, royal residence - Romanesque arcading from Norman period. Stock Photo

RFD8TGMF–Holyrood Abbey and Palace, Edinburgh, royal residence - Romanesque arcading from Norman period.

South porch arcading, St. Michael and All Angels Church, Bishop`s Cleeve, Gloucestershire, England, UK Stock Photo

RMEMYF1A–South porch arcading, St. Michael and All Angels Church, Bishop`s Cleeve, Gloucestershire, England, UK

Canterbury Cathedral Norman arcading on wall of south east transept early 12th century Stock Photo

RMBA1E63–Canterbury Cathedral Norman arcading on wall of south east transept early 12th century

Norman arcading detail in the chancel of All Saints Church, Earls Barton, Northamptonshire, England, UK Stock Photo

RMDXPWNF–Norman arcading detail in the chancel of All Saints Church, Earls Barton, Northamptonshire, England, UK

Hereford Cathedral, nave arcading, to north east Stock Photo

RMD21412–Hereford Cathedral, nave arcading, to north east

Arcading of the nave,Kilmalkedar Church,Dingle Peninsula,Ireland Stock Photo

RMD9KFM3–Arcading of the nave,Kilmalkedar Church,Dingle Peninsula,Ireland

Canterbury Cathedral choir interior arcading by William Sens and William the Englishman Stock Photo

RMBA1JTB–Canterbury Cathedral choir interior arcading by William Sens and William the Englishman

RM2K4FG5X–Interior detail of Poitiers Cathedral

ST PETER'S CHURCH Barton-upon-Humber Lincolnshire Architectural detail Anglo-Saxon window and arcading in the south face of the Stock Photo

RMFJYJHR–ST PETER'S CHURCH Barton-upon-Humber Lincolnshire Architectural detail Anglo-Saxon window and arcading in the south face of the

Notre-Dame-la-Blanche, Guerande, interior Stock Photo

RM2A6RKB9–Notre-Dame-la-Blanche, Guerande, interior

RMAH1K5F–Exterior view of the apse ( eastern facade ) of Lund Domkyrkan ( Cathedral ), Lund, Skåne, Sweden.

RMEC0MG0–Elne cathedral

RMKD6CY2–Cloisters of the Benedictine Abbey of St Justine, Santa Giustina, Padua, Italy,

Dubrovnik, Croatia - Kraldjev Dvor Stock Photo

RMDRC937–Dubrovnik, Croatia - Kraldjev Dvor

RMFAP9FT–1962 - 14th Century cope acquired for the nation for 33,000; The remarkable vestment known as the Butler Bowdon cope has been acquired for the nation for 33,000 and is now on public view at the Victoria and Albert Museum. It is a very fine example of Opus Anglicasum (English Embroidery) dating from the third decade of the 14th century. The design is embroidered with colored silks silver gilt and silver thread, pearls and beads, and small metal rings, on crimson velvet. Three concentric zones of arcading, spread over the surface of the vestment, frame three central scenes (the Coronation of t

RMD88AYE–TOULOUSE/ST.SERNIN

RMB7J3DC–Arcading in St John's College, Oxford

Romanesque windows and blind arcading on the C12th Tower at Bury St Edmunds Suffolk East Anglia UK Stock Photo

RMAJ1X08–Romanesque windows and blind arcading on the C12th Tower at Bury St Edmunds Suffolk East Anglia UK

RMDRDMNX–Italy - Cremona - Palace

Exterior facade of the Doge's Palace in Venice, Italy. The palace was the residence of the Doge of Venice, the supreme Stock Photo

RMD98FTG–Exterior facade of the Doge's Palace in Venice, Italy. The palace was the residence of the Doge of Venice, the supreme

RMDRDNCY–Sibiu, Romania

The Doges Palace - Venice - The Doge's Palace is a gothic palace in Venice. In Italian it is called the Palazzo Ducale di Venezia. The palace was the residence of the Doge of Venice.. Stock Photo

RMWHB56E–The Doges Palace - Venice - The Doge's Palace is a gothic palace in Venice. In Italian it is called the Palazzo Ducale di Venezia. The palace was the residence of the Doge of Venice..