Simon Marsden

Photographer and author of Gothic imagery

Simon Marsden - Artists & Creatives born 1948
Born

1948
77 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United Kingdom

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This individual focused on Gothic architecture through photography. Published several books that showcased extensive photographic work, emphasizing dark and atmospheric imagery. Notable works include 'The Haunted Landscape' and 'The Last of England,' which captured the essence of Gothic structures and landscapes. Contributed to exhibitions that brought attention to historical sites and their melancholic beauty. Engaged in a unique approach to capturing the interplay of light and shadow, often exploring themes of decay and memory in architecture.

Published 'The Haunted Landscape'

Published 'The Last of England'

Photographed Gothic architecture extensively

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