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George Frederic Handel monument, Westminster Abbey
3849822 George Frederic Handel monument, Westminster Abbey by Roubilliac, Louis Francois (1695-1762); (add.info.: George Frederic Handel monument, , unveiled in 1762. Westminster Abbey, London UK. By French sculptor Louis Francois Roubiliac. Detail. GFH: German-English composer, 23 February 1685 - 14 April 1759. Holding Messiah score.); Photo © Derek Bayes. All rights reserved 2022
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© Derek Bayes. All rights reserved 2022 / Bridgeman Images
Classical Period Eighteenth Handel Late Baroque Memorial Messiah Roubiliac Score
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This print showcases the magnificent George Frederic Handel monument located in Westminster Abbey. Created by the talented French sculptor Louis Francois Roubiliac, this memorial was unveiled in 1762 to honor the German-English composer. Handel, born on February 23,1685, and passing away on April 14,1759, left an indelible mark on classical music during the late Baroque period. In this detailed shot captured by Derek Bayes, we see Handel holding his iconic Messiah score. The sculpture beautifully captures his passion and genius as a musician. The composition of the image highlights both the intricate details of Roubiliac's craftsmanship and the grandeur of Westminster Abbey itself. Handel's influence extended far beyond his native Germany; he became an integral part of English musical culture during his time in London. This monument serves as a testament to his lasting impact on European music and commemorates his significant contributions to both German and English musical traditions. As viewers admire this photograph, they are transported back to a time when Handel's compositions filled concert halls with their beauty and emotion. It is a reminder that art has no boundaries – it transcends nationalities and unites people through shared appreciation for creativity and expression. Derek Bayes' expertly captured image preserves not only the physicality of Roubiliac's masterpiece but also evokes a sense of reverence for one of history's greatest composers.
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