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Ely Cathedral: A Grotesque
Creator
Frederick H. EvansBritish Photographer · 1853–1943
All works by this person →The writer George Bernard Shaw said of his friend Frederick Evans's work: "Mr. Evans has set a standard in photography that most of us find entirely impossible to live up to. He is a gentleman who has dedicated himself to an art which is disparaged by those who believe that when a lens is in a box it is mechanical, but not when it is in a man's head." Evans, a bookseller by trade, distinguished hi
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- negative 1897; print 1903
- Medium
- Halftone print
- Culture
- British
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- b84cc872-a4b1-4dc8-82ea-22867e6265e8
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A detailed view of an eroded grotesque with an open mouth against a stone wall.
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