John Piper

Photograph of St Agatha’s Abbey ruins in Easby, Yorkshire

[c.1930s–1980s]

John Piper, ‘Photograph of St Agatha’s Abbey ruins in Easby, Yorkshire’ [c.1930s–1980s] — © The Piper Estate

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Created by: John Piper 1903–1992
Title: Photograph of St Agatha’s Abbey ruins in Easby, Yorkshire
Date: [c.1930s–1980s]
Medium: Black and white negative
Dimensions: 60 × 60 mm
Format: Photograph - negative
Collection: Tate Archive
Acquisition: Presented by John Piper 1987
Reference: TGA 8728/1/40/52

Neo-romanticism

Archive context

Photographs taken by John Piper TGA 8728 (5,870)

Photographs of places, England TGA 8728/1 (5,035)

Photographs of Yorkshire TGA 8728/1/40 (185)

Photograph of St Agatha's Abbey ruins in Easby, Yorkshire TGA 8728/1/40/52

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