Greenwich Church by Thomas Rowlandson (1482)

Pen and brown wash sketch of Greenwich Church with graves, two men, and a skull in the foreground.

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A pen and ink drawing with brown wash shows the façade and tall steeple of Greenwich Church, with headstones and a tomb in the foreground. Two men stand among the graves, one seated on a tomb and one bent over with a cane beside a skull. Handwritten notes below the image describe the church and its history. The work is catalogued as Greenwich Church by Thomas Rowlandson, dated 1482.

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1482

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