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Uppsala

Uppsala
Made by _elf4e_
Около 1270-та година започва строежът на новата катедрала в Остра Арос, няколко километра на юг по реката от тогавашното селище, днешната Стара Упсала, а Остра Арос се преименува на Упсала. Катедралата е построена в готически стил, с високи сводове и големи прозорци. Предполага се, че в края на 13-ти век от Франция са пристигнали каменоделци и че северната порта е тяхно дело. Осветена е чак през 1435, 165 години след началото на строежа на третия ден от Петдесетница, 7-ми юни. Първата кула още не е била завършена, тъй като върховете са били сменяни няколко пъти. Големи щети е имало след три пожара през 1473, 1572 и 1702. Първата основна голяма реставрация се извършва през 1885-1893 г. от архитекта Хелго Зетервал, когато се поставят сегашните върхове на кулите (117,8 м), поставят се нови картини по подовете и нови стъклописи. По време на реставрацията през 1971-76 се почистват картините по подовете, пет от малките олтари получават нови мокети, а главният олтар нова украса. Снимката се казва Упсала, защото катедралата е един от трите най-важни символа (заедно с двореца и университета). Катедралата и дворецът са първите и последните сгради, които се виждат, когато се пристига или заминава от града, а двете кули могат да бъдат видени от почти всяко кътче в самата Упсала. *** The Cathedral in Uppsala was begun 1270 and the construction continued 165 years, when it was officially inaugurated June 7th. There were two major reastaurations and the towers were changed a few times. The Cathedral, together with the Castle are two of the three most important symbols of the city, being the first buildings to be seen when you come to town and the last ones when leaving.

Statue of Jakob Ulvsson at Uppsala Cathedral

Statue of Jakob Ulvsson at Uppsala Cathedral
Made by foje64
Jakob Ulvsson Archbishop of Sweden 1469–1515 and the founder of Uppsala University. Jakob Ulvsson came from a noble family background in Uppland and studied at the universities in Rostock (where he got a bachelor of arts in 1458/1459) and Paris (magister 1460). He spent the years 1465–1470 in Rome and was meanwhile appointed Canon of Uppsala in 1465 and Archdeacon of Växjö in 1468. Despite King Karl Knutsson wanting to make one of his own relatives Archbishop of Uppsala, Jakob Ulvsson was appointed achbishop by the pope in 1469 and ordained in Rome in 1470, after which he returned to Uppsala. In the conflicts between the Danish king Christian I of Denmark and the Swedish regent Sten Sture, Jakob took a mediating position, trying as far as possible to avoid open warfare, especially in Uppland. After Sten Sture's victory in the Battle at Brunkeberg in 1471, the situation stabilized and Jakob participated in the work of the privy council. He is usually regarded is the main initiator of the university in Uppsala, which was founded after having received papal approval in the form of a bull of Sixtus IV dated February 27, 1477. Jakob Ulvsson was also appointed first chancellor of the university. His good relations with Sten Sture later deteriorated with the regent's generally worsened relations to the rest of the council, and the archbishop spent a large part of the time in his fortress Stäket. In 1497, he and the rest of the council accepted king Hans as king of Sweden. He resigned from the archbishopric in 1515. He remained in Sweden until his death in 1521.

Uppsala Cathedral, Uppland, Sweden

Uppsala Cathedral, Uppland, Sweden
Made by Swedish National Heritage Board
Uppsala Cathedral as it looked from the 1740s to the 1880s, before the restauration by Helgo Zettervall. The cathedral, which is the largest Gothic church in Scandinavia, with its roots in 1273, was inaugurated in 1435. Uppsala domkyrka som den såg ut från 1740-talet till 1880-talet, före Helgo Zettervalls restaurering. Domkyrkan, som är Skandinaviens största gotiska kyrka, med rötter från 1273, invigdes 1435. Parish (socken): Uppsala Province (landskap): Uppland Municipality (kommun): Uppsala County (län): Uppsala Photograph by: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Format: Albumen print Persistent URL: http://www.kms.raa.se/cocoon/bild/show-image.html?id=16000200133617 Read more about the photo database (in english): www.kms.raa.se/cocoon/bild/about.html

The Cathedral of Uppsala (Swedish) Uppsala domkyrka

The Cathedral of Uppsala (Swedish) Uppsala domkyrka
Made by BlueClearSky1587
View On Black I have been debating if i should upload this photo because it was taken with my little Fuji Finepix. I tweaked it as best i could in lightroom and applied a photo a warming filter to it to try and take out some of the over exposed parts. I still didnt like it so i played with it a bit more and im pleased with this result. It is what it is. It was taken in Uppsala Sweden. Located centrally in the city of Uppsala, Sweden, dates back to the late 13th century and at a height of 118.7 m is the largest church building in Scandinavia. Originally used for coronations of the Swedish regent, it is now the seat of the Archbishop of Sweden. More here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uppsala_Cathedral

In a Moment, at the Crossroads

In a Moment, at the Crossroads
Made by Matt Redmond
In a moment, at the crossroads, she sees a glimpse of all that matters. In a moment, at the crossroads, she sees a glimpse of all that was. She sees a glimpse of all that is. She sees a glimpse of all that is to be. She sees a glimpse, and with that glimpse alone, she is left to choose. She is left to choose the fate of the world. For whatever choice she chooses will forever change everything. Whatever choice she chooses will alter the fate of man. All of destiny lies in what she chooses. So choose. And choose wisely, my dear. For it all depends on you. Now choose.

Mary Magdalene

Mary Magdalene
Made by H Sundholm
This wax figure is supposed to depict Mary Magdalene. I reckon the title gave that much away. She is standing behind the chancel in Uppsala Cathedral; most people flinch a bit when they first see her, not sure whether it's a real person. Being an atheist I have a good answer ready, and not just concerning the wax figure (which is absolutely real as a wax figure). I adore this church however. To my knowledge, it's the most beautiful church in all of Sweden.

Runsten 2

Runsten 2
Made by claes9
1of the Rune Stone at Uppsala Cathedral. Inscription: (Bj)örn and Brand let raise stone after Karlung, their father, and Kättilbjörn after (her) brother. Öpir carved the rune) See more here: www.kulturbilder.net/ja/Forn- och kulturminnen/Runstenar Uppland/index.html

Angels of Evanescence

Angels of Evanescence
Made by H Sundholm
I took this picture (or these pictures) during last summer; it's from . I hope my post-processing sets the proper mood. The angels are part of historical king Gustav Vasa's grave monument, but I don't know anything in particular about them. See also: DJ Angel.

OC26

OC26
Made by Upplandsmuseet
Stadsvy med Uppsala domkyrka och Helga Trefaldighets kyrka, Uppsala 1860-tal. Uppsala Cathedral and Holy Trinity Church, Uppsala, Sweden 1860 - 1870. Persistent URL: www.digitaltmuseum.se/things/stadsvy-med-uppsala-domkyrka...

Ovanför Bengt Oxenstiernas monument

Ovanför Bengt Oxenstiernas monument
Made by PG63
Grefve Nicodemus Tessin bygde detta vackra Grafchor på Gr. B. Oxenstiernas bekostnad, i början af 1690-talet, hvarigenom kyrkmuren utflyttades, och Domkyrkan å södra sidan erhöll symetrisk form och likhet med den norra sidan. Famam qui terminat astris (Hans ryktes gräns är stjärnorna)

SAF0001

SAF0001
Made by Upplandsmuseet
Icicles on the Uppsala Cathedral, Uppsala, Sweden 1915. Persistent URL: www.digitaltmuseum.se/things/istappar-pa-uppsala-domkyrka... Istappar på Uppsala domkyrka, Uppsala år 1915.

Angel Of Death - #2/3

Angel Of Death - #2/3
Made by OliverHansen
This angel was seen on the large tomb of Gustav Vasa in the Uppsala Cathedral (see previous photo for detailed information). (the light in the face is from the cathedral windows) Canon EOS 40D @ ISO-400 & 1/20s EF-S 17-55 f/2.8 IS USM @ 28mm (x1.6) f/2.8

Uppsala Domkyrka ( Cathedral)

Uppsala Domkyrka ( Cathedral)
Made by nilslennart
Largest Cathedral in Scandinavia. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uppsala_Cathedral www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7cc6Isfm94

Arch

Arch
Made by bkhl
The world is always in motion. Make a photo that conveys a bit of your own motion to your viewer. (The Daily Shoot, assignment 255)

Into the Halls of Darkness

Into the Halls of Darkness
Made by Matt Redmond
Be wary of the dark places you wander into. Your soul rests in the balance. [Can't decide which version I like better. Suggestions?] And if you like this, check out soldier86w's great capture entitled Caged. It's incredible: /

Altar Details

Altar Details
Made by Ragnvaeig
The armour looked interesting. The skull/crossed bones is a common motif from the 16th and 17th centuries in Swedish churches; I saw it in Lund, too, though these in Uppsala were usually much more lifelike.

On their thrones

On their thrones
Made by bkhl
Make a photograph of a curved line or spherical surface today. (The Daily Shoot, assignment 337)

Uppsala Cathedral

Uppsala Cathedral
Made by tommyajohansson
A monument to Johan III of Sweden, one of the sons of Gustav Vasa. Although he is not buried here, the monument has been placed in the Jagelonica Chapel, where his wife Katarina Jagelonica is buried.

Uppsala Cathedral

Uppsala Cathedral
Made by lucre101
Uppsala Cathedral is the largest church in Scandinavia. The construction of the Uppsala Cathedral began in 1270. A number of Swedish kings and notable people have been buried inside the cathedral.

Stained glass - #3/3

Stained glass - #3/3
Made by OliverHansen
Stained glass as seen in the Uppsala Cathedral. (See for more information about the Uppsala Cathedral) Canon EOS 40D @ ISO-200 & 1/60s EF-S 17-55 f/2.8 IS USM @ 17mm (x1.6) f/6.3



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