Légende
View of a window of the ruins of Melrose Abbey with two men in front of it, photograph, page, title: 'East window', number: '(No. 11.)', inscription: 'Thirty-seven feet in height by sixteen in breadth, at the point of the arch are figures of David I., the Founder of the Abbey, and Matilda, his Queen.', photographer: WJ Pringle, Melrose Abbey, c. 1860 - in or before 1870, Melrose (Scotland), paper, albumen print, height 164 mm x width 141 mm, ruin of church, monastery, church-window, eg rose-window, A sepia-toned photograph of a large Gothic stone façade with a tall pointed arched window featuring ornate tracery and vertical stone mullions, flanked by two tall buttresses and decorative pinnacles; the lower portion shows a graveyard with various upright and leaning headstones, a fenced area, and two men among the monuments, one seated on a bench and the other standing and leaning against a gravestone; ivy or climbing vegetation is visible along part of the right side of the façade and smaller arched openings and architectural details are visible through the large window opening.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B00_068
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
41.8Mo (9.3Mo) / 29.6cm x 35.4cm / 3493 x 4187 (300dpi)