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Liber Studiorum: Holy Island Cathedral

Joseph Mallord William Turner

Cleveland Museum of Art

The image shows a ruined stone building with many arches. The building has two levels of arches. The lower level has three large arches, and the upper level has five smaller arches. The arches are rounded and made of stone. The building appears to be in a state of disrepair, with some stones missing or crumbling. There are plants growing in the foreground. The image is in shades of brown and gray. The title "HOLY ISLAND CATHEDRAL" is written at the bottom. The image is surrounded by a white border with brown spots.

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