Very close view of the church's complex Gothic flying-buttress system. Two massive sloping arches overlap in front of a tall window filled with dense stone tracery; their upper edges are lined with repeated crockets and small sculpted flowers, while delicate pierced ornament continues inside the arches. Above them runs a stone balustrade with star-shaped openings, figural corbels project from the masonry, and a slender pinnacle covered in crockets rises on the left.
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