Three English cathedrals Norwich, Lincoln, Wells

"Explores three English cathedrals representing a range of styles from the bold Anglo-Norman nave of Norwich by way of the colorful and delicate early English gothic of Lincoln to the complex decorative niches and ribs of Wells."
"Explores three English cathedrals representing a range of styles from the bold Anglo-Norman nave of Norwich by way of the colorful and delicate early English gothic of Lincoln to the complex decorative niches and ribs of Wells."@en
"Visits three medieval English cathedrals representing a range of styles. Norwich, a very well preserved Anglo-Norman cathedral, built just after the conquest, was intended to impose the Norman's powerful presence on the Saxons; Lincoln, open and delicate yet complex, shows the first instance of spreading ribs in the vaults; Wells includes the richest sculpture in the country and unusual scissor arches in the nave. Shows how the three cathedrals evolved and the stages of their building. Explains how they were used and the kind of communities they housed in their attached structures."@en
"A guided tour through the three English cathedrals, exploring a range of architectural styles."