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Monument to the Earl of Effingham, 1796 (marble)
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Monument to the Earl of Effingham, 1796 (marble)
LLW402716 Monument to the Earl of Effingham, 1796 (marble) by Bacon, John (1740-99); Spanish Town Cathedral, Jamaica; (add.info.: Thomas Howard (1746-91) 3rd Earl of Effingham and Governor of Jamaica; see 402717 for detail; ); Photo: eLucinda Lambton; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23249104
© Photo: Lucinda Lambton / Bridgeman Images
Caribbean Cornucopia Funerary Jamaican Memorial Obelisk Plaques Trophies West Indian
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This print captures the grandeur and historical significance of the Monument to the Earl of Effingham, a remarkable marble sculpture created by John Bacon in 1796. Located in the Spanish Town Cathedral in Jamaica, this monument pays tribute to Thomas Howard, the 3rd Earl of Effingham and former Governor of Jamaica. The photograph showcases the interior of this Caribbean church, where the monument stands as a solemn funerary symbol. The obelisk-shaped structure is adorned with intricate carvings and trophies that reflect its British colonial heritage. The presence of cornucopia, plaques, putto figures, and an urn further enhances its aesthetic appeal. Dating back to the Georgian era, this memorial piece represents an important part of Jamaican history during the 18th century. Its elegant design and meticulous craftsmanship make it a true masterpiece from that period. Photographer Lucinda Lambton expertly captures every detail with her lens, allowing viewers to appreciate both the artistic beauty and cultural significance embedded within this photograph. With no copyright restrictions on this image, it serves as a valuable resource for those interested in exploring British colonial art or studying architectural influences in Jamaica's past. Overall, this print offers a glimpse into history through its portrayal of an exquisite marble sculpture housed within a Caribbean church setting – truly capturing both timelessness and cultural richness.
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