Ruïne van de Abdij van Jumièges 1870 - 1890
medericmieusement
pencil drawn
photo of handprinted image
light pencil work
photo restoration
pencil sketch
light coloured
desaturated colour
old-timey
pencil work
graphite
"Ruïne van de Abdij van Jumièges" (1870-1890) by Médéric Mieusement is a black and white photograph of the ruins of the Jumièges Abbey in Normandy, France. The photograph captures the grandeur of the abbey's remaining structures, including a towering archway and a partially collapsed tower. The photograph's composition emphasizes the stark beauty of the ruins, capturing a sense of time and decay. Mieusement's work is known for its detailed and atmospheric portrayal of architectural subjects. This photograph exemplifies his approach to photography, showcasing the power of the medium to capture the past. The Jumièges Abbey ruins were a popular subject for photographers in the 19th century, with photographers like Mieusement documenting the abbey's decay and grandeur.
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