Tresmitt-Hamar Cathedral Ruins

This woodcut depicts stone cathedral ruins as well as some flowers and plants nearby.

The main part of the cathedral still standing is stone that makes up four arched windows/entryways. Little else is in tact. The ruins take up most of the top half, particularly toward the right. White flowers with yellow centers grow along the borrom left of the piece against green grass; a bush or scrub grows behind. Behind that is a brown, bare tree. The sky is nearly white.

Concordia College Art Collection

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Bishop Whipple: 3rd floor near elevator

20 x14 1/2 inches(image)
28 x 23 inches(frame)