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Across Nave, York Minster by Frederick H. Evans — VisualArtsDB

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Across Nave, York Minster

Frederick H. Evans

1901

Medium: Platinum print
Dimensions: 10 × 5 1/4" (25.5 × 13.3 cm)
Genre: photograph
Museum: Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

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Ely Cathedral: Choir to Northeast

Ely Cathedral: Choir to Northeast

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York Minster: Looking from the Chapter House Interior

York Minster: Looking from the Chapter House Interior

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Interior, Gloucester

Interior, Gloucester

Frederick H. Evans, 1885

Bourges Cathedral - Judgement Panel

Bourges Cathedral - Judgement Panel

Frederick H. Evans, 1895

Ely Cathedral: Presbytery, from an Engraving

Ely Cathedral: Presbytery, from an Engraving

Frederick H. Evans, 1886

Ely Cathedral: Head in South Nave Triforium

Ely Cathedral: Head in South Nave Triforium

Frederick H. Evans, 1886

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

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

Frederick H. Evans, 1891

Ely Cathedral: Octagon from South Transept Chairs & Benches Removed

Ely Cathedral: Octagon from South Transept Chairs & Benches Removed

Frederick H. Evans, 1899

Great Cokkeswell: Tithe Barn Interior

Great Cokkeswell: Tithe Barn Interior

Frederick H. Evans, 1891

Ely Cathedral: North Transept into North Aisle

Ely Cathedral: North Transept into North Aisle

Frederick H. Evans, 1886

Kelmscott Manor: Road and Entrance

Kelmscott Manor: Road and Entrance

Frederick H. Evans, 1896

Kelmscott Manor: From the Orchard

Kelmscott Manor: From the Orchard

Frederick H. Evans, 1896