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Brittany... c1920. Artist: E. A. Crook
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Brittany... c1920. Artist: E. A. Crook
Brittany. Supreme glory of Quimper, that pleasant city of fables and gables, is the twin-spired cathedral of S. Corentin, c1920. Quimper is a town of the of the FinistTHre department, Brittany. Its Cathedral of Saint-Corentin is the oldest Gothic structure in southern Brittany, built between 13th and 16th century. From Geographical Magazine, Volume 2, c1920
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Brittany Crook Geographical Magazine Quimper Thirteenth Century Vernacular
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This print captures the essence of Brittany in the 1920s, showcasing a masterpiece by artist E. A. Crook. The focal point is the magnificent twin-spired cathedral of S. Corentin, which stands proudly in Quimper, a city steeped in enchanting fables and adorned with charming gabled houses. Quimper, located in the Finistère department of Brittany, boasts an extraordinary history that dates back centuries. Its Cathedral of Saint-Corentin takes center stage as the oldest Gothic structure in southern Brittany, bearing witness to its rich architectural heritage spanning from the 13th to 16th century. The image portrays a vibrant street scene against a backdrop of this awe-inspiring cathedral. People go about their day amidst this picturesque landscape; their presence adding life and vitality to an already breathtaking setting. As we delve into this snapshot from Geographical Magazine's Volume 2 circa 1920, we are transported back to a time when tradition and spirituality intertwined harmoniously. The color palette chosen by Crook adds depth and warmth to every detail captured within this frame – from the intricate Gothic designs adorning the cathedral's façade to the vernacular charm exuded by Quimper itself. This print serves as both a visual feast for admirers of religious architecture and an invitation to explore Brittany's cultural tapestry through one lens - capturing not just a moment frozen in time but also encapsulating an entire era defined by its unique blend of history and beauty
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