Mosaicists at Work in St Joseph's Chapel
The designs of Christopher Hobbs were translated into mosaic by the artisans of the Mosaic Workshop. Here you see them painstakingly finishing the design of the west wall of St Joseph's Chapel.
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Westminster Cathedral is the mother church of the Roman Catholic community in England and Wales. This extraordinary house of God was opened in 1903, and its distinctive Byzantine architecture provides the visitor with what Sir John Betjeman called "a series of surprises".
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- Recent artistic veiws of the Cathedral
- Verdi Requiem - More Photographs
- Awakening Gerontius
- Flowers in Lent!
- Building in Progress
- The Annunciation of the Lord
- Alain de Botton: McDonald's and Westminster Cathedral
- The Veiling of Images
- Praying the Gill Stations
- Re-imagining the Cathedral
- The Gospel According to Judas
- The Gospel of John
- Going Up in Holy Smoke
- Bigne' di San Giuseppe!
- St Joseph's Chapel
- Mosaicists at Work in St Joseph's Chapel
- Laetare Jerusalem et conventum facite!
- Philharmonia Orchestra and Chorus
- Syrian Orthodox Vespers at the Cathedral
- Lighting Effects
- The Baptistry
- O Light Invincible
- Measuring up to St Peter
- The Boy Bishop 2007
- Music for a while
- Hats Off
- Up and Away
- Our Humble Abode
- The Gate of Glory
- The Bartlett Era
- Singing their Praises
- Messiah from Scratch
- March Oremus
- Back in the Saddle
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Amazing stuff!
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