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Southwark Cathedral, London, 1825. Artist: G Yates
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Southwark Cathedral, London, 1825. Artist: G Yates
View of the end of the north transept of Southwark Cathedral with two women collecting water from a pump in the street. Southwark Cathedral was originally the priory church of St Mary Ovarie. In 1539, at the Reformation, the Priory was supressed and it became the parish church of St Saviour, Southwark. In 1897 St Saviour became Southwark Cathedral
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This print captures the enchanting Southwark Cathedral in London, as it stood in 1825. Painted by the talented artist G Yates, this view showcases the end of the north transept of the cathedral, with its magnificent architecture and intricate details. The image also features two women collecting water from a pump on the street, adding a touch of everyday life to this historical scene. Originally known as St Mary Ovarie Priory Church, Southwark Cathedral underwent significant changes during England's Reformation in 1539 when it became St Saviour Parish Church. Eventually, in 1897, it was bestowed with its current name - Southwark Cathedral. The photograph perfectly encapsulates the essence of medieval Britain with its stunning color palette and meticulous attention to detail. It serves as a testament to both Christian faith and architectural brilliance that defined this era. Preserved within Guildhall Library and Art Gallery's collection, this watercolor masterpiece by G Yates transports viewers back to a time when religion played an integral role in society. With its towering windows and grand exterior design, Southwark Cathedral stands tall as an emblematic symbol of English Christianity. This remarkable piece is not only a visual delight but also offers insight into British history and culture during the nineteenth century. Its charm lies not only in capturing architectural beauty but also showcasing ordinary moments like women fetching water – reminding us that even amidst grandeur, daily life continues outside these sacred walls.
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