Ely Cathedral 19th-20th century

Frederick H. Evans, a prominent figure in the Pictorialist movement, captured the grandeur of Ely Cathedral in this striking photograph. Taken sometime between the 19th and 20th centuries, the image showcases the cathedral's intricate architectural details, including soaring arches, ornate stained glass windows, and a grand stone pulpit. The photograph's composition and lighting highlight the monumentality of the space, emphasizing the awe-inspiring nature of the cathedral's interior. Evans' meticulous approach to detail and his masterful use of light and shadow are hallmarks of his photographic style. This print, now housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, allows viewers to experience the beauty and majesty of Ely Cathedral through Evans' discerning eye.