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Ely Cathedral: Octagon into Choir by Frederick H. Evans — VisualArtsDB

Ely Cathedral: Octagon into Choir

Ely Cathedral: Octagon into Choir

Frederick H. Evans

1886–1896

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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Ely Cathedral: Choir Triforium, North Side

Ely Cathedral: Choir Triforium, North Side

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Kelmscott Manot: The Thames Near the Manor

Kelmscott Manot: The Thames Near the Manor

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Ely Cathedral: Presbytery, from an Engraving

Ely Cathedral: Presbytery, from an Engraving

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Kelmscott Manor: The Garden Front

Kelmscott Manor: The Garden Front

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Winchester Cathedral, Altar

Winchester Cathedral, Altar

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Ely Cathedral: Nave from under West Tower

Ely Cathedral: Nave from under West Tower

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Chartres Cathedral—North Porch

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York Minster - North Transept to Nave

York Minster - North Transept to Nave

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