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Laon
cathedral has four tiers of colonnades,
this is only found
in a few early transitional gothic churches
Image credit: Michael
Leuty
The
east rose at Laon cathedral, with three lancet windows below
Image credit: pfjc
East
rose window at Laon cathedral
Image credit: AEngineer
west rose,
image collage to show full rose pattern
(greyed
areas indicate collaged portions)
north
rose
Image credit: Axe
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south rose
South rose window, Laon cathedral.
Photo credit: Andrea
Kirkby
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