antechapels
/ˈantɪˌtʃap(ə)l/
noun
(especially in Oxford and Cambridge colleges) a distinct part of a chapel between the entrance and the nave or choir.
Above the entrance to the antechapel, covering almost the entire wall above the door, is Giampetrino’s 15th century copy of Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper, on loan from the Royal Academy.
