EAA Compliance

The image depicts the High Altar at Westminster Abbey, showcasing its intricate design and historical significance. The altar is surrounded by pillars, with statues of notable figures such as Abbot Ware, King Sebert, and Richard II. The reredos features four white figures representing the four living creatures from Revelation, while the glass above reveals a glimpse of the Chapel of the Kings. In the background, the three Eastern Windows are visible, although they have undergone repairs over time. The image also highlights the architectural beauty of the Abbey, with its slender arches and Rose Window. Notable statues include those of Chatham, Goldsmith, Campbell, Addison, Shakespeare, and the Duke of Argyll.

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