Ely Cathedral: Nave Arches by Frederick H. Evans

Ely Cathedral: Nave Arches 1891

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architectural sketch

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aged paper

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16_19th-century

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pictorialism

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sculpture

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charcoal drawing

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historic architecture

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charcoal art

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unrealistic statue

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england

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19th century

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historical font

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Frederick H. Evans's "Ely Cathedral: Nave Arches" from 1891 is a stunning example of his mastery of architectural photography. The image captures the grandeur and scale of the cathedral's nave, emphasizing the intricate detail of the arches and the light that filters through the stained glass windows. Evans's sharp focus and use of natural light highlight the beauty and complexity of the architectural structure, making it a true masterpiece of photographic art. The photograph is currently housed at The Art Institute of Chicago.

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