Salisbury Cathedral
This is the chantry chapel of Edmund Audley, who was Bishop of Salisbury from 1502-1524. Installed in 1526 and only a tiny chapel, its ceiling has wonderful Gothic painted vaulting. Unusually, Audley, who was also Bishop of Hereford Cathedral, commissioned a chantry chapel there too, which is even more ornate and richly painted with the saints. Both are fortunate to have survived, as the chantries were abolished in 1548 and the new Protestant faith brought to an end the cult of saints and praying for the dead. It may have fallen into disrepair over time, however, as I read somewhere that it was restored in memory of Neville Lovett, who was Bishop from 1936-46.
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