Choirscreen Collection
"Captivating Choir Screens: A Glimpse into Sacred Spaces" Step into the hallowed halls of Norwich Cathedral, as captured in 1898, and be transported to a bygone era
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"Captivating Choir Screens: A Glimpse into Sacred Spaces" Step into the hallowed halls of Norwich Cathedral, as captured in 1898, and be transported to a bygone era. The choir screen stands tall, dividing the sacred space from the rest of the cathedral. Its intricate design hints at the craftsmanship that went into its creation, leaving us in awe of its beauty. In Westminster Abbey's Choir and Apse, depicted in 1902 by York & Son, we witness another stunning example of a choir screen. This masterpiece not only separates the choir area but also adds an element of grandeur to this iconic abbey. It serves as a testament to human creativity and devotion. Traveling across continents, we find ourselves immersed in St. Mark's interior in Venice through David Dalhoff Neal's lens from 1869. Here, a choir screen takes on a different form – delicate yet commanding – adding an ethereal touch to this magnificent place of worship. Ely Cathedral unveils its own unique charm with various depictions captured by Frederick Henry Evans between 1891 and 1899. From Octagon views transformed into choirs to captivating triforiums on the north side – each image showcases how these screens enhance Ely Cathedral's architectural splendor. Venturing further back in time brings us to St George's Chapel in 1838 when color lithography was used to capture its interior beauty. Amidst vibrant hues lies an exquisite choir screen that harmonizes with every aspect of this chapel’s design. Delving deeper into artistic renditions is "Design for a Choir Screen with Two Variants" from Clotures de chapelles which offers imaginative possibilities for creating breathtaking barriers within sacred spaces. Lastly, let us wander through London's Westminster Abbey during the early twentieth century where an unknown artist captures the view westward through their lens c1930s. The intricately carved choir screen stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of this historic site.