West window

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The West Window is a large, ornate stained-glass window in York Minster, renowned for its intricate medieval design and prominent position at the cathedral’s western end.

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West window canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf church window
stained-glass window
architecturalStyle Gothic
artForm stained glass art
country England
culturalSignificance important example of medieval stained glass in England
denominationContext Anglican
hasDesignPeriod medieval
hasFunction admission of natural light
decorative
liturgical symbolism
hasMaterial stained glass
stone tracery
hasNotableFeature intricate medieval design
large size
ornate tracery
prominent position in the cathedral
hasSubjectMatter Christian religious themes
heritageDesignation part of a Grade I listed building
isComponentOf fabric of York Minster
isProtectedAs part of a protected historic structure
locatedIn United Kingdom
York Minster
York, England
orientation west
partOf York Minster
surface form: west front of York Minster
position west end of York Minster
religiousBuildingContext cathedral
tourismRole popular attraction for visitors to York Minster
visibility major visual feature of the nave

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York Minster hasPart West window