After some close-ups of architecture last week, let’s take a step back.
The cathedral in Palma de Mallorca, called La Seu there, is a classic example of Gothic ecclesiastical architecture. It was begun in 1229 and completed in 1601. The interior shows the expected grand nave, pointed arches, and rose window…with a few surprises.
Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí helped redesign some of the interior in the early 20th century. Over the altar is a canopy reminiscent of the one at Sagrada Familia in Barcelona.
You can find more architecture at the original Lens-Artist challenge.
That is a majestic cathedral. Great photo!
Interesting to know Antoni Gaudí helped redesign…
Thank you for joining in. 🙂
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Beautiful – and I never knew Gaudí had something to do with this…but I can see it now you mention it.
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Yes, that canopy design has Gaudi’s fingerprints all over it! So creative.
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😊
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That second picture is just…like wow!!! 😍😳😄👏
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It’s like a hidden gem!
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How interesting that Gaudi participated in it. Terrific choice for the week Mei-Mei
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Thanks!
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