Caption
Four woodcarvings in an arcade of Worcester Cathedral, page, photomechanical print, Top left a bishop with a model of a church, top right a figure fighting a serpent, bottom left a rooster and a fox, bottom right the Annunciation., number: 'XXV, XXVIII', c. 1863 - in or before 1873, paper, Woodburytype, Woodburytypie, height 305 mm x width 244 mm, interior of church, the Annunciation: Mary standing, carving, applied arts, patron handing over model of church (or chapel), Four close-up photographs of carved stone arch decorations arranged in a two-by-two grid on a pale background; each photograph shows a pointed arch profile with layered moldings and a carved triangular spandrel above the arch. The top-left photograph depicts a carved scene with a robed figure standing beside architectural forms and a rectangular element, flanked by ornamental details and sculpted foliage at the upper corners. The top-right photograph shows a carved figure kneeling or leaning with flowing drapery amidst curling foliate scrolls and a stylized animal head emerging from the scrollwork. The bottom-left photograph features a sinuous foliate design with a bird-like creature among scrolling vines and curled leaves set within the triangular space. The bottom-right photograph displays two standing figures, one with wings positioned behind the other, both wearing long robes and carved with delicate drapery, accompanied by a small floral motif. The stone surfaces show texture variations, weathering, and subtle tonal contrasts across the moldings and reliefs.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B00_093
License type
Rights managed
Available size
57.0Mb (10.9Mb) / 13.8in x 16.0in / 4142 x 4811 (300dpi)