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Under Branches of Stoneby ~B-F-G

Photography / Architecture / Interior

A view of the nave of the collegiate church of st Jacob in Liège, Belgium.

Although the west side of the church is an ancient romanesque structure, the main body of the church is a late gothic building. Construction started in the early 15th century and the work was finally finished in 1538 CE, in a style that was a mixture of late gothic and early renaissance. Notable are the richly decorated walls, the renaissance organ cabinet (dating from around 1600 CE) and the spectacular vaulting with its polychrome paintings.

*RedNihao Dec 30, 2011 Hobbyist Photographer

The ceiling is so impressive...

~Herwin-DU Aug 6, 2008

great job

thank's
herwin

~Riot23 Aug 5, 2008

Very nice photo!

...reminds me that I've got a unedited photo of this church, too...
... I should uplaod it in some time...

Greetings
Riot23

~Quiroga Jul 17, 2008

Woooww its a marvelous example of the late gothic!!! its very pretty whit all the adorns and details, and whit the light create a rich and wonderful ambient!

~B-F-G Jul 17, 2008

thanks sweetie ^^ it was really impressive to enter the building and see that ceiling unfold above me

~fruitnfibrestock Jul 14, 2008 Hobbyist Photographer

Your photos have come along so well, this one is perfect!

!WraithTen Jul 12, 2008

Oh my, the ceiling...

Wonderful picture.

~ph0t0k1tty Jul 11, 2008

very beautiful! my gosh... I would love to see that in person! You captured it well

~B-F-G Jul 12, 2008

thanks

too bad about the ikea chairs they put down those ugly ikea chairs in the foreground. i tried to crop them out of the picture but that messed it up a little.

*EarthHart Jul 11, 2008

I prefer the real thing a forest or wood, to walk under the boughs of ancient trees, to commune with the Mother. It's far, far better than being inside a structure who's owners only wanted power over their people. The money & lives that were lost in the construction of these buildings at a time when there was still servitude is ungodly. But then, even the Nazarine would have thrown a blue fit had He been around.

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