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 : Southwark Cathedral Nave Looking West


Southwark Cathedral Nave Looking West

This black and white photograph captures the interior of Southwark Cathedral, specifically the nave viewed from the west. The image showcases the stunning architecture, including the high vaulted ceiling, intricate stonework, and beautiful stained glass windows. The atmosphere is serene, with soft light filtering through the windows, highlighting the details of the wooden pews and the ornate chandeliers hanging from the ceiling

Picture No
14150689
Media ID
46828758
Size
3640px x 5698px (11.4MB)
Credit
© The Judges Postcard Archive Collection / Mary Evans
Source
Scan of the original glass plate negative from The Judges Achive - photography created for reproduction on a Judges postcard
Date
1916

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Chandeliers Details Filtering Highlighting Intricate Pews Serene Showcases Soft Southwark Specifically Stonework Stunning Vaulted Viewed


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