The Chapel of St Joseph of Arimathea, Glastonbury, from the South-East
Samuel Prout · British, 1783-1852
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A view of a ruined Gothic arcade with pointed arches and carved capitals in the foreground, opening onto a distant church tower with pinnacles. Two figures stand among scattered stone blocks and rubble, with rooftops and chimneys beyond. Samuel Prout made this work, dated 1783.
