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Wells Cathedral, Somerset: detail of the scissor arches

RIBA Ref No RIBA100021
Artist/PhotographerIngle, Richard (1927-2010)
CountryUK: England
CityWells
Subject Date1348
Image Date1992
ViewInterior
StyleGothic
MediumDigital image
Library ReferenceIngle 92-43A
OrientationPortrait
Colour InfoBlack and white
CreditRichard Ingle / RIBA Collections
SubjectArches ; Cathedrals
NOTES: Construction on the original cathedral began in 1180 and was completed by the Lady Chapel in 1326. The nave was completed in 1220-1229. The scissor-arches (inverted strainer arches) were built c. 1338-1348 to support the tower when the foundations of the two western piers sank into the ground.
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