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Cleeve Abbey: Cistercian Abbey gatehouse viewed from the approach
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Cleeve Abbey: c13 gatehouse viewed from the interior; remodelled by Abbot Dovell (1507-1537); flanked by buttresses topped by figures; figure of Christ above
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Cleeve Abbey: layout of the church on the standard Cistercian plan; founded 1198; six bay nave with circular piers
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Cleeve Abbey: the cloister, south & west range
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Cleeve Abbey: the cloister; east range of chapter house, parlour & dormitory (lit by lancets); south range of abbot's lodging & refectory hall
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Cleeve Abbey: c15 refectory from the cloisters; five large three-light Perpendicular windows
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Cleeve Abbey: c15 refectory from the outer south side showing large chimney
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Cleeve Abbey: refectory dating from 1460s; built by Abbot Juyner (1437-1487); wide three-light cusped windows
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Cleeve Abbey: c15 refectory roof
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Cleeve Abbey: angel supporting wagon roof in the refectory, c15
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Cleeve Abbey: mid c13 dormitory; stonework complete but reconstructed roof
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Cleeve Abbey: chapter house undercroft; mid c13 vaulting & windows with plate tracery
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Cleeve Abbey: Painted Chamber (c15) representing a man crossing a bridge from the Gesta Romanorum; man in centre flanked by lion & horned dragon
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Cleeve Abbey: tiled floor set in the west end of the church south aisle
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Cleeve Abbey: c13 tiled pavement of first refectory, similar to those at Clarendon House
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Cleeve Abbey: close up of tiles from the c13 pavement; double headed eagle for Richard Earl of Cornwall (King of the Romans)
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Cleeve Abbey: c13 tile from the new exhibition
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Cleeve Abbey: c13 tile from the new exhibition
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Cleeve Abbey: c15 Angel Corbel; angel holds a shield of the three lions