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Inside the St Catherine’s Church in Honfleur, France. It is the largest surviving wooden chapel in France. It has a seperate bell tower. It was built in the 15th century and it replaced the former stone-built church, destroyed the Hundred Years’ War.
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Chapel of Saint Ananias, Damascus,Syria, early example of a Christian house of worship; built in the 1st century AD
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Saint-Michel d'Aiguilhe: chapel in Aiguilhe, near Le Puy-en-Velay, France, built 969 on a volcanic plug 279 ft high.
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Mosaic in Chapel of Tears in Mont Sainte-Odile Abbey (the Vosges Mountains, Alsace, France)
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I want a painting of this for my living room.
“Just another day in the sickbay."
Gratuitously shirtless Sulu
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Sage Chapel. The top three murals represent Cornell’s commitment to the arts, the sciences, and coeducation.
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Bogorodica s djetetom Isusom, skica za vitrajne kompozicije za kapelu na Drenovi, detalj
(Madonna with the infant Jesus , sketches for stained-glass compositions for the chapel at Drenova, detail)
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Les Baux-de-Provence - Ancienne chapelle de la Confrérie des Pénitents blancsbylarsen & co on Flickr.
The Chapel of the White Penitents
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‘Friedhof Nordheim’, cemetery, morge and chapel
Oerlikon - Zürich, Switzerland; 1940
H. Kupi (development plan chief) + HCH. Weilenmann (mortuary and service building) + H. Herter (chapel); photography by SBZ: Guggenbühl; Wolf-Bender; Beringer)
via “Schweizerische Bauzeitung” 119/120 (1942)
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Chapel and cemetery in Järvenpää
Järvenpää, Uusimaa, Finland; 1950s
Tarja + Esko Toivainen (chapel architects) + Risto Sammalkorpi (cemetery architect) + Erkki Melaja (landscape designer) + Laila Karttunen (tapestry designer); photography by Havas and Antero Roini
via “Das Werk” 46 (1959)
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CHIESA
Photographer Roman Robroek has visited roughly 100 chapels in small towns in cities throughout Italy to capture the decay of them.
“If a church, once the most important haven in the community, can become a pile of ruins, what does that say about what we hold certain today?” he asks in an essay.
