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A photograph of a Cathedral, taken by Charles Job (1853-1930) in about 1900. Charles Job was a noted pictorial photographer, best known for his photographs of English rural landscapes. He first took up photography in about 1870 and became a member of the Royal Photographic Society in 1893 and the Linked Ring in 1900. He showed his work for many years in national and international exhibitions.
A cathedral in bright sunlight, about 1900
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