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Ely Cathedral: Nave, Arches at West End by Frederick H. Evans — VisualArtsDB

Ely Cathedral: Nave, Arches at West End

Ely Cathedral: Nave, Arches at West End

Frederick H. Evans

1891

Medium: Lantern slide
Dimensions: 8.2 × 8.2 cm (3 1/4 × 3 1/4 in.)
Genre: photograph
Museum: Art Institute of Chicago

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Piscina in Chancel of Little Snoring Church, Norfolk, England

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Crépuscule au Printemps

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In Rheims Cathedral

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Ely Cathedral: Octagon to Choir from North Nave Aisle

Ely Cathedral: Octagon to Choir from North Nave Aisle

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Winchelsea: Steps to Queen Elizabeth's Well

Winchelsea: Steps to Queen Elizabeth's Well

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Ely Cathedral: North Choir Aisle to West

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Kelmscott Manor: Bed Wm. Morris Was Born In

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Ely Cathedral: Choir Triforium, North Side

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Ely Cathedral: St. Catherine's Chapel, Southwest Transept

Ely Cathedral: St. Catherine's Chapel, Southwest Transept

Frederick H. Evans, 1891