Westgevel van de Kathedraal van Southwell by Augustus Kelham

Westgevel van de Kathedraal van Southwell 1855 - 1890

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Augustus Kelham’s “Westgevel van de Kathedraal van Southwell” is a black and white photograph of the west facade of the Southwell Minster in Nottinghamshire, England. The photograph, which was likely taken between 1855 and 1890, showcases the grandeur of the Gothic architecture of the church, focusing on the intricately detailed large arched window and doorway. The two figures in the foreground add scale to the image and are reminiscent of the genre of Victorian portraiture, which often depicted the subject in their natural environment. Kelham, a British photographer, was known for his architectural photographs, and this image is a prime example of his mastery of capturing detail and perspective.

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