St. Enoch's Church, Glasgow 1895
davidyoungcameron
print, etching, architecture
etching
landscape
etching
glasgow-school
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"St. Enoch's Church, Glasgow" is an etching created in 1895 by Scottish artist David Young Cameron (1865-1945). The artwork depicts the iconic St. Enoch's Church in Glasgow, Scotland, with its tall spire and classic architectural features. The use of etching, a printmaking technique that involves scratching into a metal plate, creates a detailed and textured representation of the church and its surroundings. Cameron's work is known for its evocative depiction of urban landscapes, capturing the essence of Glasgow's architectural heritage in a masterful manner. The etching, "St. Enoch's Church, Glasgow", is a testament to Cameron's artistic talent and his ability to translate the city's architectural grandeur into a captivating piece of art.
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