Wrestlers on right side of west front (12th c.)

Capital (12th c.) on southeast choir chapel

East end exterior (12th c.)

Northeast exterior (12th c.)

Nave looking east with barrel vault (12th c.)

Crossing dome with bell pulls & choir (1100)

South choir columns & capitals (12th c.)

Capital #2, south choir (12th c.)

North choir columns & capitals (12th c.)

Bell-tower (end 12th-beginning 13th c.)

South choir exterior (c. 1126)

North nave portal tympanum (c. 1126)

Choir frescoes (2nd quarter 12th c.)

North choir upper frescoes & choir vault (2nd quarter 12th c.)

West façade (1698-1713, rebuilt 1900)

Nave looking east (1698-1713)

Crossing dome (1700)

North transept window

Organ wooden sculptures (early 18th c.)

South choir stalls (early 18th c.) with Pope St-Grégoire & St-Jérôme

North transept (completed 1261) & Romanesque tower (1140s)

North transept rose window (c. 1260)

Baroque west façade (1628-34)

South nave flying buttresses (late 15th c.)

Nave looking west (late 15th c. & 1628-34)

South transept lower lancets (1938-40), Saints & bishops

North transept rose (1260), 'Last Judgment' & 'Childhood of Christ'

Choir vault (completed 1261, restored 1668)

Treasury 'Redemption' window (mid-12th c.) (detail)

West front (late 15th c.)

West front portal (1506)

Nave looking west with trompe l'oeil decoration (1833-34)

North choir elevation with trompe l'oeil decoration (1810)

Life of Mary window (16th c.)

Approaching Sainte-Chapelle St-Louis (1507-43) from southeast

Lierne vault (1507-43)

'Crucifixion,' central bay (16th c.)

'The Embarcation of St-Louis to Aigues-Morte,' center panes, bay 2 (16th c.)

'Storming of Damietta by the Crusaders,' center panes, bay 4 (16th c.)

'The Battle of Al Mansurah,' center panes, bay 5 (16th c.)

'The Return of the Crusade,' center panes, bay 8 (16th c.)

'The Death of St-Louis,' center panes, bay 10 (16th c.)

'Charlemagne,' bay 11, rose window (16th c.) (detail)

West front Ste-Croix bell-tower (1115-35) & west portal (early 16th c.)

Ste-Croix bell-tower (1115-35) from southeast with old priory ruins

Ruins of old priory north nave aisle (1115-35) & 19th c. houses below

Southeast exterior (11th & 12th c.)

East exterior (11th & 12th c.)

Nave looking east (4 bays rebuilt 1695)

South nave clerestory, bay 2, (Max Ingrand, 1950s)

West window (Max Ingrand, 1950s)

South transept upper windows (Max Ingrand, 1950s)

Transfiguration tympanum (1132, rebuilt 1835)

Crossing dome (1115-35)

South ambulatory (1115-35)

Choir (1115-35) & southeast transept (1060-80)

Choir (1115-35)

Choir capital #1 (12th c.)

Choir capital #4 (12th c.)

Choir capital #5 (12th c.)

Cloister (late 14th-15th c.) on north side of church

Cloister columns & capitals (late 14th-15th c.)

Neo-Gothic west front (19th c.)

West façade (mid-12th c.); gable (1860)

South nave exterior (mid-12th c.) & bell-tower (16th c.)

South nave portal tympanum (mid-12th c., rebuilt 1866)

Nave looking east (mid-12th c.); wooden vaults (16th c.)

Apse (mid-12th c.) with 19th c. decoration

Exterior from southeast (late 11th c.)

Southwest transept & south nave elevation (late 11th c.)

Transept crossing piers (15th c.)

North choir stalls (1400, oldest in Normandy)

Apse (begun 1089), top clerestory & hemicycle vault (14th c.)

St-Martin & cemetery from southeast

West façade, left side arch archivolt (1140-70)

West façade portal capital, right side (12th c.)

Southwest exterior (1140-70), under scaffolding

West front (1822-50) & parvis

Northeast exterior (early 13th c.) with north apse chapel (1080)

Nave looking east (12th-15th c.)

North nave arcade with Romanesque pillars & capitals (early 12th c.)

North nave triforium & clerestory (13th-14th c.)

South nave aisle chapels enclosed with stone grids (claustras) (15th c.)

1st south nave column capital (12th c.)

3rd north nave aisle Chapelle du St-Curé-d'Ars (1522)

Organ (1702-09) at west end

Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Pitié, Eucharistic tapestry (1510), southeast transept

'Resurrected Christ' (1600), north transept

Choir and apse (1220); vault (1374-1436)

'Supper at Emmaus' capital (12th c.), north choir

Stone canopy (15th c.) over bishop's throne, north choir

Apse arcade windows (1220), glass (19th c.)

Église from southeast (1157-1217)

Nave looking east (1157-1217)

North nave from choir (1157-1217)

West end rose (early 13th c., with 19th c. glass)

1st north nave window, center panels, 'The Battle of St-Jacques' (1525)

4th south nave window, lower right panel, 'The Nativity' (1537)

3rd south nave window, center panel, 'La Cène' (c. 1545-50)

Northeast transept elevation (late 12th c.)

Façade of Sainte Chapelle (1647-55)

North exterior (15th c.) with old 37-bell carillon (1937)

Stone vault (17th c.)

East end windows (1521-47)

West front (16th c.)

North choir (late 12th c.); north transept & nave (16th c.)

Nave sexpartite vault (16th c.)

North nave aisle & nave interior looking southeast

Retable of Notre-Dame de Lorette (16th c.), end of southeast aisle

Pulpit (18th c.), in north nave

North nave aisle rosace, 'Les 7 douleurs de la Vierge' (1544)

Organ (Louis Le Bé, 1689), at west end

Chapelle de St-Jean-l'Evangéliste dite 'du paradis' (1538), north transept

Entrance screen to Chapelle de St-Jean-l'Evangéliste (1538), from inside north transept

Life of St-Sébastien window, upper panel (16th c.), Chapelle St-Jean-l'Evangéliste (detail)

God the Father, Paradise & Hell window (16th c.), Chapelle St-Jean-l'Evangéliste

God the Father, Paradise & Hell window, upper panels (16th c.), Chapelle St-Jean-l'Evangéliste (detail)

Passion reredos & Apocalypse window (16th c.), Chapelle St-Jean-l'Evangéliste

Passion reredos, 'The Crucifixion,' lower level (16th c.), Chapelle St-Jean-l'Evangéliste (detail)

Apocalypse window, upper panels (16th c.), Chapelle St-Jean-l'Evangéliste

Entombment (Master of Chaource, 1515)

Entombment (Master of Chaource, 1515) (close-up)

Entombment (Master of Chaource, 1515), The Three Women (detail)

West front narthex (12th c.)

West portal tympanum, 'Christ in Majesty' (11th c.)

Ruins of 1st nave bay with groin vault (11th c.)

North narthex entrance from northwest (12th c.)

North narthex portal (12th c.)

North narthex portal lintel & tympanum (12th c.)

North narthex, right side, 'Marriage Feast of Cana' (12th c.)

Church ruins (11th c.) from upper floor of narthex

Looking west over ruins to 1st nave bay (11th c.)

Abbey cloister (15th c.)