Frederick Mackenzie

1787–1854

Frederick Mackenzie, ‘The South Ambulatory, Westminster Abbey’ 1811 — The South Ambulatory, Westminster Abbey 1811
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Biography

Frederick Mackenzie (1788?–1854) was a British watercolour painter and architectural draughtsman.

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Frederick Mackenzie, ‘The South Ambulatory, Westminster Abbey’ 1811

Frederick Mackenzie The South Ambulatory, Westminster Abbey

1811

Attributed to Frederick Mackenzie Studies of Lincoln Cathedral

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