Holyrood Abbey (19th century)

Engraved print of the ruined Gothic Holyrood Abbey with a large tracery window, two figures and a dog on grass.

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Holyrood Abbey, 19th century, National Gallery of Art. Via artnap.com

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This engraved print shows the ruined Gothic east end of Holyrood Abbey, with a large tracery window and pointed arched openings in the broken masonry. Two figures and a dog stand on the grassy ground in front of the ruin beneath a cloudy sky. The work is an anonymous British print from the 19th century, recorded in the National Gallery of Art collection.

Museum record: National Gallery of Art

Date

19th century

Medium

etching

Museum

National Gallery of Art

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CC0