St. Ouen, from the South East, Rouen before 1865

"St. Ouen, from the South East, Rouen" is a photograph of the Rouen Cathedral by Joseph Cundall, a well-known photographer active in the mid-19th century. This black and white photograph highlights the intricate architectural details of the exterior of the Gothic cathedral, specifically its south facade, showcasing the impressive height of the structure and the intricate carvings and details of the stonework. The photograph provides a detailed view of the cathedral, a landmark of French Gothic architecture, capturing its grandeur and beauty. This image dates back to 1865 or earlier and was printed in a book titled "Normandy for Eleven Hundred Years". The image measures just over 3 inches in height and just under 3 inches in width. The image captures the majesty and complexity of this architectural masterpiece, showcasing its historical significance.