Detail van de noordelijke ingang van de kathedraal in Chartres c. 1853 - 1854

"Detail van de noordelijke ingang van de kathedraal in Chartres," a photographic print by Charles Marville, captures the intricate details of the north entrance of Chartres Cathedral in France. Taken in 1853-1854, the image showcases the grandeur and architectural complexity of the Gothic cathedral, using the photographer's keen eye to highlight the stonework and structure of the cathedral. This photo exemplifies Marville's commitment to capturing the architecture of his time. Today, the artwork is housed in the Rijksmuseum, offering a window into the history of French architecture and the early days of photography.