Melrose (Moonlight) by George Barnard (1885)

Green-toned print of Melrose Abbey ruins with pointed arches, tall column, tracery windows, and two small figures near timber

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Why is this public domain? George Barnard died in 1890; this work is in the public domain.

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A chromolithographic print of the ruined interior of Melrose Abbey, shown with tall pointed arches, a massive clustered column, and tracery windows open to a pale, greenish sky and distant trees. Two small figures work near a stack of timber on the grassy floor, and ivy clings to the broken stonework. The print is titled Melrose (Moonlight) and is attributed to George Barnard, dated 1885.

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1885

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