Interior of Norwich Cathedral; Doorway and Screen Between the South Transept and the Aisle of the Presbytery c. 1808
johnsellcotman
drawing, pencil, architecture
architectural sketch
drawing
geometric
romanticism
pencil
line
architecture
John Sell Cotman’s "Interior of Norwich Cathedral; Doorway and Screen Between the South Transept and the Aisle of the Presbytery" is a 19th-century watercolor depicting the intricate architectural details of Norwich Cathedral. The drawing, created around 1808, captures the grandeur of the gothic archway and the screen separating the south transept from the presbytery aisle. Cotman’s use of light and shadow in the drawing adds depth and dimension to the space, highlighting the stonework and its intricate carvings. This artwork is representative of Cotman's style, characterized by his meticulous attention to detail and his ability to convey the atmosphere of a place.
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