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Religious Itinerarium curiosum account antiquities
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Religious Itinerarium curiosum account antiquities
Religious, Itinerarium curiosum: or, An account of the antiquities, and remarkable curiosities in nature or art, observed in travels through Great Britain, Baker and Leigh, Stukeley, William, 1687-1765, Engraving, 1776, Copper, Plate 54, facing page 88, illustrating the grounds of the Monastery of the Kirsted Line, the ruins of the Abbeys church (circa 1716), and the gatehouse of Tupholm Abby
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1687 1765 1776 Abbey Account Baker Copper Facing Page Gatehouse Great Britain Grounds Illustrating Itinerarium Curiosum Leigh Monastery Observed Plate 54 Religious Remarkable Curiosities Stukeley Travels William
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This print from the Liszt Collection takes us on a journey through time and history. The image, titled "Religious Itinerarium curiosum account antiquities" showcases the remarkable ruins of the Monastery of the Kirsted Line in Great Britain. As we gaze upon this engraving, created by William Stukeley in 1776, we are transported to an era long gone. The copper plate captures the essence of nature's beauty intertwined with man-made artistry. Plate 54, facing page 88, reveals a scene that is both awe-inspiring and thought-provoking. The grounds of the monastery unfold before our eyes, inviting us to explore its secrets and unravel its mysteries. We see remnants of a once majestic abbey church dating back to circa 1716, now reduced to hauntingly beautiful ruins. The gatehouse of Tupholm Abby stands as a testament to human craftsmanship and architectural prowess. Through this image, Stukeley provides us with a glimpse into the past – an opportunity to reflect on the passage of time and marvel at how civilizations rise and fall. It serves as a reminder that even in decay there is still beauty; even in abandonment there is still history waiting to be discovered. Let this print transport you back centuries ago as you immerse yourself in these ancient relics steeped in religious significance. Allow your imagination to wander through these remarkable curiosities observed during travels through Great Britain – for within them lies stories untold and wonders yet
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