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A breathtaking view of the fan-vaulted ceiling in the Lady Chapel of Westminster Abbey, commissioned by King Henry VII. The intricate stonework features pendant bosses and lierne vaulting, a hallmark of late Gothic (Perpendicular) architecture. The chapel is adorned with heraldic banners representing historical coats of arms, and the stained-glass windows add a kaleidoscope of colour to the sacred space. This architectural marvel is a testament to the Tudor period’s craftsmanship and the abbey’s role as a royal necropolis.