Lord Edward Pelham-Clinton by Fred255
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Description
Bronze memorial to Lady Matilda Jane Pelham-Clinton (died 1892) and Lord Edward Pelham-Clinton (died 1907).
Comments (14)
dommage que ces statues ne soient pas entretenues :( belle photo !!
This fits the description of "gracious dilapidation", don't you agree? Bill
Who's to say one angel or the other was more fundamental to survival when the time on earth is past.
another huge one .. I notice in our cemetarys here that the older the grave sites ..the larger the stones ...lovey shot red
That must be an awesome cemetary. Nice capture : )
Wonderful capture, I wrote earlier that I had done some tomstone shots and lost them, you inspire me to go and re-shoot them David :)
Cool, looks like rust stains on the head stone, adds to the shot, excellent find and capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wonderful capture..
Gosh! They must have had loads of dosh to chuck away! Great pic.
Very poetic this sculptures. Very nice my friend
(What Bill said) :) Excellent shot... the sculptures are beautiful.
It's a wonder it hasn't been nicked and sold as scrap David, I used to work in scrap metal in the early seventies and some gypsy types came in with a sack full of brass plaques that had been stolen from a cemetery. Needless to say they were rejected and reported to the police. Have to agree with Andrea, they had more money than sense, that thing would bring a couple of grand easy. It would also fit this months forum challenge. Excellent work. Bravo!!!!!
Beautiful memorial and capture. Splendid work. Hugs. Spider. xx
so moody a wonderful shot!