Artwork
Crystal Palace: the Garden Gallery
Crystal Palace: the Garden Gallery is a photographic photography by the Impressionist artist William England. It dates from 1862 and is held in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum.
About this work
Overview
A stereograph from the International Exhibition of 1862 depicts the Garden Gallery inside the Crystal Palace, with lettering on the reverse identifying the group, individual title, the number 15, and a description of the view.
Artist & collection
Artist
William England liked to take pictures of things that were already beautiful, like sculptures and fancy buildings.
Stereograph of 'Cupid Captive', a sculpture by Calder Marshall
Untitled
The Sevres China, from the Imperial Manufactory in the French Court
'The Reading Girl', a statue by Pietro Magni at Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace: View in the Renasissance Court
Crystal Palace: View from the Roman Court'
Stereoscopic photograph (No. 70) of the Austrian Court at the International Exhibition of 1862
Crystal Palace: the Byzantine Court
Sculptures at Crystal Palace including Donatello's 'David'
Stereoscopic photograph of the 1862 International Exhibition
The International Exhibition of 1862: No. 42 - Italian Court (3)
The International Exhibition of 1862: No. 39 - The North-East Gallery of Architectural Designs
Firenze - Galleria Uffizi - Ermafrodito Giacente
The International Exhibition of 1862, No. 209, the Mediaeval Court.