Tympanum (Master of Cabestany, c. 1170)

Tympanum (Master of Cabestany, c. 1170), Christ resurrecting the Virgin, with John, Peter & six angel heads (detail)

Tympanum (Master of Cabestany, c. 1170), Christ's head (detail)

Tympanum (Master of Cabestany, c. 1170), Assumption of the Virgin in mandorla with two censing angels above (detail)

West front (c. 1096)

West towers (11th c.) & spires (13th c.) from northeast

East end and Esplanade Louvel Gardens

Southeast exterior (13th c.) & dependencies (1704-24)

East end (13th c.) with spires

North nave elevation looking east (11th c.)

North nave clerestory, bays 3 & 4 (11th c.)

Organ (1747)

North transept (11th c.) & clock (1743)

Lantern vault (11th c., rebuilt early 17th c.)

Gothic chevet hemicycle (13th c.)

Lantern tower (16th c., unfinished) from southeast

Lantern tower vault (16th c.)

West front (1280-1324) from southwest

Flower beds behind east end

Domes & south side of nave

South door (c. 1130)

North door tympanum (c. 1140-50)

Angel with chevet windows

West front & tower (18th-19th c.), upper levels

Fénelon's tomb (David d'Angers, 1824), apsidal chapel

Chapelle du Grand Séminaire (1692), upper levels

Choir stall panels (1740), north side

Rood screen (Marsy, 1632) & organ at west end

'Annunciation,' northwest transept window

West front (closeup) (14th c.)

West rose window (14th c.)

South transept exterior (14th c.) & west front crenellations

Southeast transept & chevet (c. 1300)

Right window in south nave Gothic 'Sacred Heart' chapel (14th c.)

Left window (detail) in north nave Gothic chapel St-Pierre (14th c.)

North transept rose (late 13th c.)

South transept rose (14th c.)

'Tree of Jesse' window, middle panes

Chevet windows (14th & 16th c.)

'Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple' (16th c.)

'Arbre de Vie' window, Holy Cross Chapel

Flamboyant west front, upper levels (1425-1539)

South tower, upper levels & rebuilt octagonal spire with triple tiara (1425-1539)

South tower & choir from southeast (1425-1539)

North nave elevation looking east (1425-1539)

'La Cène,' southwest aisle window, middle panels (16th c.)

Organ (1559) at west end

West rose (after 1523)

Entombment figures (16th & 17th c.), Chapelle du St-Sépulcre

Windows (Weiss-Gruber, 1950), Chapelle du St-Sépulcre

Lady Chapel pendant vault (15th c.)

Choir (1425-1539)

West front (mid-11th c., restored 1850s); spires replaced by heavy balustrades (18th c.)

East end from southeast (1062-1130)

Chevet exterior (mid-11th c.)

Convent escalier (18th c.)

North nave elevation looking east (1062-1130)

North nave compound columns & capitals above triforium at the springing of the vault, pilier fort (1130)

North nave & northwest transept elevation (1062-1130)

Groin vault of south nave aisle looking west (1110)

South transept (1062-1130)

Gothic chapel (13th c.) in southeast transept

Southeast transept elevation (1062-1130) with Gothic chapel (13th c.) below

North transept (1062-1130)

North transept vault (1062-1130)

Choir (1062-1130); apse fresco, 'Assomption' (early 18th c.); glass (1960)

Choir capital of fantastic animals (12th c.)

Choir capital of elephant (12th c.)

Flamboyant west front and 13th c. tower

Southeast exterior (13th-16th c.)

East end exterior (1520-45) from northeast

Northeast chapel balustrade exterior (1520-45)

Looking west from axial chapel showing vault transition (14th & 16th c.)

West end rose (tracery mid-14th c.; glass 20th c.)

Back of pulpit (19th c. Neo-Gothic in 15th c. style) in south nave aisle

2nd south nave aisle window (tracery 14th c.; glass 20th c.)

'A lion is tamed by Samson,' 3rd north nave capital (14th c.)

Pendant vault (16th c.), 1st south ambulatory chapel

Flamboyant pendant vault (16th c.), 2nd south ambulatory Lady Chapel

Vault in axial Chapelle du St-Sacrement (16th c.)

Choir triforium (16th c.)

Angel on north side of high altar (Largillière, 18th c.)

West façade, upper levels (13th c.)

North porch (13th c.), machiolated towers (15th c.)

North porch entrance with central pillar, vault & Portail Royal (13th c.)

South nave compound piers (1st half 13th c.), looking northwest

Column clusters & sculpture (1st half 13th c.), end of northeast nave aisle

'St-Martin & the Beggar,' 1st rondel, left choir window (Gaudin, 1900)

Baroque west front (early 17th c.)

Flamboyant south nave porch

South side exterior (1678-1718)

Interior looking east (17th-18th c.)

Choir vault (18th c.)

Choir stalls (18th c.), south chancel

Romanesque cloister (early 13th c.)

Chapelle de César de Bus, gilded paneling (17th c.)

North choir stalls with floral paintings (16th c.)

Organ in north choir (Royer, 1654)