Bayeux Cathedral, from the South before 1865

This photograph, "Bayeux Cathedral, from the South", is a work by Joseph Cundall dating from before 1865. It depicts the Bayeux Cathedral, a prominent example of Gothic architecture in France, known for its intricate details and stunning facade. The image captures the cathedral's imposing structure, highlighting the elaborate tracery and arches that characterize the Early Gothic style. The photograph showcases the delicate balance between ornate decoration and functional design, a hallmark of medieval cathedrals. Cundall’s work provides a visual record of the grandeur and architectural artistry of this important religious building.