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THE WEST END OF THE NAVE and GREAT WEST WINDOW of YORK MINSTER
York Minster - west end of the nave: The west end of the nave and the Great West Window.
York Minster - west end of the nave: The eight lights of the Great West Window, dating from 1338 and paid for by Archbishop Melton and painted by Master Robert Ketelbarn. The beautiful heart shape of the upper tracery is known as the 'Heart of Yorkshire' and its curvilinear tracery is of the Decorated Gothic style. Most of the glass is still the 14th century painting.
York Minster - west end of the nave: Details of the lower panel of the Great West window.
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