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Frederick H. Evans — Westminster Abbey, Tomb of Sir Georges Villiers (d. 1605)

Frederick H. Evans

Westminster Abbey, Tomb of Sir Georges Villiers (d. 1605)

1900

With characteristic sensitivity to historical atmosphere, Evans uses the platinum process to render the marble tomb's sculptural details with an almost ethereal quality that befits Westminster Abbey's sacred space.

Medium
platinum print

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Frederick H. Evans, Westminster Abbey, Tomb of Sir Georges Villiers (d. 1605), 1900

With characteristic sensitivity to historical atmosphere, Evans uses the platinum process to render the marble tomb's sculptural details with an almost ethereal quality that befits Westminster Abbey's sacred space.

Medium
platinum print
Year
1900
Seen at
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH

Related themes

Monument, Tomb, Photograph, Solemn, Early Modern, Architectural Interior, Platinum Print, British, Architecture, Black and White

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Art Institute of Chicago, Cleveland Museum of Art