Gezicht op het Palace of Westminster c. 1850 - 1880
anonymous
aged paper
homemade paper
pale palette
water colours
pastel soft colours
flat design on paper
light coloured
river
watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
watercolor
This stereoscopic photograph from the Rijksmuseum, created by an anonymous artist around the mid-19th century, showcases a view of the Palace of Westminster, specifically the iconic Clock Tower (often referred to as Big Ben), and its surrounding structures. The image captures the grandeur of the building, reflecting the architectural style popular in Victorian England. The stereoscopic format, with its two slightly offset perspectives, adds depth and realism to the image, inviting viewers to experience the scene as if they were standing on the river Thames. The delicate details of the Palace of Westminster, including its intricate stonework and towering spires, are clearly visible, making this a valuable historical record of this famous landmark.
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