St. John's Cathedral ('s-Hertogenbosch)
Saint John’s in ’s-Hertogenbosch is a cathedral basilica of Brabantine Gothic architecture. It serves as a bishop’s church, pilgrimage church, shrine of the Sweet Lady of Den Bosch and parish church of the inner city. Its great organ dates from 1622.
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Saint John’s in ’s-Hertogenbosch is a cathedral basilica of Brabantine Gothic architecture. It serves as a bishop’s church, pilgrimage church, shrine of the Sweet Lady of Den Bosch and parish church of the inner city. Its great organ dates from 1622.
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- Netherlands
Editorial reading
Editorial interpretation: The overlapping episcopal, parish and pilgrimage roles offer a way to read the building through its uses. Its Gothic architecture and organ provide distinct points of attention within that continuing religious setting.
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