The Cathedral
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Originally published | 1898 |
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Authors | Joris-Karl Huysmans |
Country | France |
Preceded by | En route |
Followed by | L'Oblat |
Genres | Novel |
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ID | 2372130 |
About The Cathedral
The Cathedral is a novel by the French writer Joris-Karl Huysmans. A revised English edition was published in 2011. It is the third of Huysmans' books to feature the character Durtal, a thinly disguised portrait of the author.
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... A club representative said the cortege was expected to pass the United Trinity statue, which depicts Sir Bobby alongside fellow greats Denis Law and George Best, at about 13:30 before journeying to The Cathedral in the city centre...
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... " I ve been talking to The Cathedral having an idea about projecting them on to the tower of The Cathedral, " he said...
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... In a rainy Paris, he ll later visit another national icon, the Notre Dame, where he ll see progress on restoration after The Cathedral s devastating fire...
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... Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, otherwise known as Kyiv s Monastery of the Caves, was founded at around the same time as The Cathedral...
Salisbury Cathedral restoration complete after four decades
... The Dean of Salisbury blessed the main cross high above the East End, which is the oldest part of The Cathedral and the area that underwent restoration...
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... The Cathedral has been chosen because of the roof s inaccessibility...
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... We went for a drive and she pointed out The Cathedral green where she and Letby used to hang out, and their favourite restaurants...
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Salisbury Cathedral restoration complete after four decades
By Emma Colman & Dawn LimbuBBC News
Four decades of renovations on an historic cathedral have been completed, with new carvings around The Building for masons of The Future to discover.
The Major restoration project at Salisbury Cathedral began in 1986.
On Thursday 7 September, The East Gable was blessed to mark The End of The Restoration and repair work.
The completion of The Works means that for the First Time in decades, there will be no scaffolding around the 13Th Century building.
The Dean of Salisbury blessed the main cross high above the East End , which is the oldest part of The Cathedral and the area that underwent restoration.
Workers have been making their mark since The Work began in 1986, carving out new carvings for masons of The Future to discover.
The markings include depictions of a delicate baby dragon, a gecko, a bird in a nest, a sunflower and a ferret.
" It's a culmination of 37 years' worth of work which has brought us to this moment, " said Gary Price, The Cathedral clerk.
" We have gone round and photographed, cleaned, pointed every single stone during The Last 37 years.
" We've worked our way clockwise around The Building and we're finishing where they started The Cathedral over 803 years ago, so it's quite fitting. "
During these works, around 1,100 stones have been replaced, the windows have been cleaned, wooden frames restored, lead water goods repaired, and other remedial work has been undertaken over a period of 37 years, almost as long as it took to build the main Cathedral.
The Cathedral 's architect Isaac Hudson says a skilled workforce of 30 staff members have been behind the completion on The Restoration project.
" It's a lot of work, but it means there's an ability to get things done and get repairs done, " said Mr Hudson .
" It's quite interesting to be involved in part of that major achievement and major coordination exercise.
The masons have now moved on to the North Cloisters, where they will spend The Next Four Years restoring elaborately carved tracery and Purbeck columns, bases and capitals that have split.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com