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ARTHUR JAMES MELHUISH (1829-95)

View of the Equerries Entrance and the Sovereign's Entrance, the Quadrangle, Windsor Castle

1854-56

Salted paper print | 30.1 x 49.7 cm (image) | RCIN 2100365

Photograph of the Equerries Entrance and the Sovereign's Entrance as taken from the Round Tower, Windsor Castle. Between the two entrances is the Grand Corridor. The rear of Chester and Clarence Towers are also visible.

  • Creator(s)

    Arthur James Melhuish (1829-95) (photographer)

  • 30.1 x 49.7 cm (image)

  • View of the Equerries Entrance and the Sovereign's Entrance, in the Quadrangle, Windsor Castle. [Windsor Castle]

  • Acquired by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert

  • Subject(s)
    • Places
      • Europe
        • Great Britain
          • England
            • Berkshire [England]
              • Windsor [Berkshire]
                • Windsor Castle
                  • Upper Ward [Windsor Castle]
                    • Quadrangle [Windsor Castle]
                    • Private Apartments [Windsor Castle]
                      • Grand Corridor [Windsor Castle]
                    • Chester Tower [Windsor Castle]
                    • Clarence Tower [Windsor Castle]
    • Science, Medicine and Technology
      • Engineering & Technology
        • Vehicles
          • Simple transport
            • Carriages
    Object type(s)
      • visual works
        • photographs
        • albums
          • photograph albums
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