Ely Cathedral- A Memory of the Normans c. 20th century
frederickhevans
excavation photography
sculpture
charcoal drawing
charcoal art
unrealistic statue
england
monochrome photography
19th century
charcoal
statue
shadow overcast
"Ely Cathedral- A Memory of the Normans" is a striking photograph by Frederick H. Evans, taken around the 20th century. The image captures the grandeur of Ely Cathedral in England, showcasing the intricate architecture and the interplay of light and shadow within its interior. The use of a narrow perspective draws the viewer's eye through the archway, creating a sense of depth and mystery. This photograph exemplifies Evans's mastery of the photographic medium, his keen eye for detail, and his ability to evoke a sense of history and awe in his subjects. The photograph, now housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, is a testament to the enduring beauty and power of architecture.
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