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Ruined abbeys and castles of Great Britain and Ireland second series, book, name: 'Persevere Robert Thornton', writer (clerical worker): William Howitt, publisher: Alfred William Bennett, London, 1864, writer (clerical worker), textile materials, paper, linen (material), albumen print, color on cut, height 226 mm x width 175 mm x thickness 25 mm, A sepia-toned photograph showing a shallow brook with a wooden cart standing in the water near the bank, a man in period clothing standing beside the cart on the far bank, and several tall leafless trees with ivy climbing some trunks framing the scene; a low stone or earth embankment and reflected tree shapes appear in the water, and distant ruinous stone structures are partially visible through the branches.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A99_280

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

48.2Mo (10.4Mo) / 40.1cm x 30.1cm / 4736 x 3558 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Ruined abbeys castles Great Britain Ireland second series book name Persevere Robert Thornton writer clerical worker William Howitt publisher Alfred William Bennett London 1864 textile materials paper linen material albumen print color cut height 226 mm x width 175 mm x thickness 25 mm sepia-toned photograph showing shallow brook wooden cart standing water near bank man period clothing standing beside cart far bank several tall leafless trees ivy climbing trunks framing scene low stone earth embankment reflected tree shapes water distant ruinous stone structures partially visible branches