Canterbury Cathedral interior southeast transept

Photographer

De Smet, Arthur

Date

• ca. 1972-ca. 2018

Summary

• The southeast transept triforium has an arcade of pointed arches. The clerestory above it has an arcade of narrow lancet arches on both of the round arched windows. In the gable is a large, round window with a multilobed arch above. At all three levels, there are square abaci and shafts of Purbeck marble with limestone or Purbeck crocket capitals. There is a line of dogtooth in the arches of the triforium and clerestory. Above and below the triforium is a horizontal line of Norman type billet molding