Ely Cathedral: North Choir Aisle to West 1891
frederickhevans
theartinstituteofchicago
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16_19th-century
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pictorialism
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historic architecture
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Frederick H. Evans's "Ely Cathedral: North Choir Aisle to West" (1891) is a striking example of the Pictorialist movement in photography. Evans, known for his masterful use of light and shadow, captures the grandeur of the Ely Cathedral's interior, highlighting the intricate details of the vaulted ceiling and the intricate stonework. The photograph's composition, with its vanishing perspective and sense of depth, emphasizes the cathedral's architectural majesty, making it a popular subject for art lovers and photography enthusiasts.
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