Created by: Aidan Nichol Completed: Oct 2020 Dimensions: 61×118 cm (24×46½ In)
This is the second of the three panels that make up The Durham Triptych.
The main features are
In the background (mainly visible at the top) are the columns along the nave which have carved patterns in them.
Superimposed on them is the pattern from the marble floor in the sanctuary.
Below that is the lettering from St. Cuthbert’s tomb.
Then comes three windows (which overlook the cloister) that have interesting leading patterns (they were used in he first panel)
Finally, the interlocking arches from the Galilee chapel. Note the distinctive chevron pattern in the arch.
