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Book Review
The Buildings of England. Hampshire: Winchester and the North
03/2011 | 1296 | 153
Pages: 187-188
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Woodworth, Matthew (Woodworth, Matthew)
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The Buildings of England. Hampshire: Winchester and the North | author: Bullen, Michael , author: Crook, John , author: Hubbuck, Rodney , author: Pevsner, Nikolaus
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75. The exterior of Highclere Castle, Hampshire, viewed from the north-east. Remodelled by Charles Barry, 1838–48.
Article
The 'Great Screen' of Winchester Cathedral Part II: Style and Date
12/1993 | 1089 | 135
Pages: 796-807
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Lindley, Phillip (Lindley, Phillip)
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1. Western Face of the Great Screen at Winchester Cathedral, Showing the Nineteenth-Century Programme of Sculpture.
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10. Restored (Western) Face of the Great Screen, St Alban's Abbey, from the South-East.
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11. Plan of Winchester Cathedral.
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12. Thomas Becket. 1503-12. c.90 cm. High. (Henry VII's Chapel, Westminster Abbey, Triforium Level).
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13. The Annunciate Virgin. 1503-12. c.90 cm. High. (Henry VII's Chapel, Westminster Abbey, Triforium Level).
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14. Head of the Almighty. Limestone, 37.4 cm. High. (Winchester Cathedral).
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15. Head of a Bishop. Limestone, 38.2 cm. High. (Winchester Cathedral).
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16. Madonna and Child. Limestone, 48 cm. High. (Winchester Cathedral).
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17. Effigies of William Fitzalan and Joan Neville. Polychromed Limestone. (Fitzalan Chapel, Arundel).
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18. Bishop Holding a Book. Limestone. (Divinity School, Oxford).
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19. Detail of Fig.17.
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2. St Elizabeth, Detail from the Visitation. Spandrel Relief from the North Doorway of the Western Face of the Great Screen, Winchester Cathedral
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20. Detail of Fig.16.
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21. Miracle of the Jewess. Wall-Painting. (North Wall, Eton College Chapel).
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3. Rear (Eastern) Face of the Great Screen at Winchester Cathedral from the North-East. (Bishop Fox's Chapel Abuts the Screen on the South of the Southern Doorway).
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4. Bishop Waynflete's Chantry Chapel, Winchester Cathedral
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5. Rear (Eastern) Face of the Great Screen, St Alban's Abbey.
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6. Base Mouldings, Bishop Waynflete's Chapel, Winchester Cathedral.
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7. Base Mouldings of the Great Screen Panelling, Now Inside Bishop Fox's Chapel, Winchester Cathedral.
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8. Spandrel from Bishop Waynflete's Chantry Chapel, Winchester Cathedral.
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9. Spandrel from Rear Face of the Great Screen, Winchester Cathedral.
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The Great Screen of Winchester Cathedral I
09/1989 | 1038 | 131
Pages: 604-617
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Brodrick, A. (Brodrick, A.)
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Darrah, J. (Darrah, J.)
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Lindley, Phillip (Lindley, Phillip)
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1. Madonna and Child. Limestone, 48 cm. High. (Winchester Cathedral).
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10. Angel Fragment, No.96, after Conservation. Limestone, 27 cm. High. (Winchester Cathedral).
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11. Deacon Figure, No.22, after Conservation. Limestone, 81.3 cm. High. (Winchester Cathedral).
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12. Four King Torsos, Nos. (From Left to Right) 43, 115, 44, 45 with the Deacon Fragments behind for Scale. Limestone, 27.7, 17.8, 28.7, 29 cm. High. (Winchester Cathedral).
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14. King Figure, No.25, before Conservation. Limestone, 78 cm. High. (Winchester Cathedral).
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15. Reassembled King, Nos.39 and 114, before Conservation. Limestone, 27.2 cm. High. (Winchester Cathedral).
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16. Figure of St John, No.51, before Conservation. Limestone, 74.8 cm. High. (Winchester Cathedral).
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17. Head of a Bearded Man, No.60. Limestone, 24.4 cm. High. (Winchester Cathedral).
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18. Head of a Balding Man, No.63. Limestone, 25 cm. High. (Winchester Cathedral).
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19. Detail of Fig.22, Showing the Lost Head of a King. (Formerly Winchester Cathedral).
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2. Head, Called The Almighty. Limestone, 37.4 cm. High. (Winchester Cathedral).
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20. Male Head, No.54, before Conservation. Limestone, 18.8 by 13.4 cm. (Winchester Cathedral).
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21. Life-Sized Heads, Nos. (From Left to Right) 53, 64, 55, 66, 54, 63, 186, 71, before Conservation. 24.1, 23, 28.8, 31, 20.4, 25, 22.5, 22 cm. High (Winchester Cathedral).
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22. Photograph Showing Sculptural Fragments and Three Nineteenth-Century Plaster Casts at Winchester Cathedral, c. 1907.
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23. Cross-Section of Paint from the Virgin's Right Eyebrow in Fig.1, Showing: 1. Stone; 2. Bright Orange Underpaint Composed of Red and White Lead; 3. Dark Pigment of Right Eyebrow Made up of Translucent Particles of Black Ochre.
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24. Cross-Section of Paint from the Virgin's Mantle above Her Right Breast in Fig.1, Showing: 1. Orange Underpaint (Red and White Lead); 2. Grey Underpaint (Lead-White, Chalk and Black Ochre); 3. Brilliant Blue Azurite with a Small Admixture of Vermilion and Red Lake; 4. Surface Deposit.
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25. Cross-Section of Paint from the Virgin's Dress under Her Left Arm in Fig.1, Showing: 1. Stone; 2. Trace of Underpaint (Red and White Lead); 3. Vermilion; 4. Azurite - An Overlap from the Mantle; 5. Surface Deposit.
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26. Cross-Section of Paint from the Hair of Fig.18, Showing: 1. Bright Orange-Red Underpaint (Red Lead with Very Little White Lead); 2. Bright Orange-Yellow Gold Size; 3. Gold Leaf.
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27. Cross-Section of Paint from the Hair of the Balding Man in Fig.21, Showing: 1. Lead-White with a Trace of Vermilion: 2. Carbon Black, Lead-White, Red-Lead and a Trace of Vermilion.
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28. Cross-Section of Paint from the Beard below the Mouth of Fig.17, Showing: 1. Orange Underpaint (Red and White Lead); 2. Dark Brown (Minium, Lead-White, Chalk, Trace of Vermilion, Yellow and Large Particles of Black Ochre; 3. Grey-Brown with Less Minium and More White Pigment Than in Layer 2.
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3. The Great Screen at Winchester Cathedral Showing the Present, Nineteenth-Century, Programme of Sculpture.
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4. Photograph of the Feretory Area Looking South-East in Winchester Cathedral, c. 1907, Showing Sculptural Fragments.
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5. Queen, No. 236, Formerly Housed in the Cathedral Library, before Conservation. Limestone, 38 cm. High. (Winchester Cathedral).
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6. Queen, Nos.236 and 120 Reunited, before Conservation. Limestone, 60.5 cm. High. (Winchester Cathedral).
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7. Female Figure, Nos.38 and 117 Reunited, after Conservation. Limestone, c. 75 cm. High. (Winchester Cathedral).
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8. Four Female Torso Fragments, Nos. (From Left to Right) 98, 117, 110, 95, before Conservation. Limestone, 26, 29.5, 30.5, 26 cm. High. (Winchester Cathedral).
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9. Four Deacon Fragments, Nos. (From Left to Right) 86, 83, 85, 82, before Conservation. Limestone, 32.1, 27.7, 31.4, 28.3 cm. High. (Winchester Cathedral).
Short Notice
Some Mosan Sources for the Henry of Blois Enamels
04/1982 | 949 | 124
Pages: 220+225-227+229-230
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Haney, Kristine Edmondson (Haney, Kristine Edmondson; Edmondson, Kristine Ann; Edmondson, Kristine)
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31. Henry of Blois Enamels. 18 cm. Diameter. (British Museum).
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32. Ms. 78.A.6., Folio 2v. (Preussischer Kulturbesitz Kupferstichkabinett, Berlin-Dahlem). [Psalter fragment]
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33. Ms. 78.A.6., Folio 8v. (Preussischer Kulturbesitz Kupferstichkabinett, Berlin-Dahlem).
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34. Add. MS. 17, 738, Folio 199. (British Library, London). [Floreffe Bible]
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35. Ms. 9916-17, Folio 27. (Bibliothèque Royale, Brussels). [Dialogues of Gregorius the Great]
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36. Ms. 9916-17, Folio 30. (Bibliothèque Royale, Brussels). [Dialogues of Gregorius the Great]
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37. Ms. 78.A.6., Folio 9. (Preussischer Kulturbesitz Kupferstichkabinett, Berlin-Dahlem). [Psalter fragment]
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38. The Cleansing of Naaman. Enamel, 10.2 by 10.2 cm. (British Museum).
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Nero C. IV at Ely
06/1975 | 867 | 117
Pages: 394-395
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Haney, Kristine Edmondson (Haney, Kristine Edmondson; Edmondson, Kristine Ann; Edmondson, Kristine)
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Article
The Winchester Psalter and 'l'Enfance du Christ' Window at St Denis
02/1975 | 863 | 117
Pages: 79-83
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Crown, Carol Uhlig (Crown, Carol Uhlig)
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10. Detail from Sketch of the Stained-Glass Window at St Denis, by C. Percier. (Bibliothèque Municipale, Compiegne). Photo: Caisse Nationale des Monuments Historiques.
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11. Visitation. From the Winchester Psalter. (British Museum, Cotton Nero C. IV. fol.10). Photo: British Museum.
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12. Christ among the Doctors. From the Winchester Psalter. (British Museum, Cotton Nero C. IV. fol.15). Photo: British Museum.
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13. Christ with Mary and Joseph. From the Winchester Psalter. (British Museum, Cotton Nero C. IV, fol.16). Photo: British Museum.
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14. Annunciation to the Shepherds. From the Winchester Psalter. (British Museum, Cotton Nero C. IV, fol.11). Photo: British Museum.
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15. Dream of the Three Kings. From the Winchester Psalter. (British Museum, Cotton Nero C. IV, fol.13). Photo: British Museum.
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16. Annunciation to the Virgin. From the Winchester Psalter. (British Museum, Cotton Nero C. IV, fol.10). Photo: British Museum.
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9. Detail from 'Childhood of Christ' Window, St Denis. Photo: Caisse Nationale des Monuments Historiques.
Book Review
William of Wykeham: Patron of the Arts
08/1971 | 821 | 113
Pages: 478-479
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Whittingham, Selby (Whittingham, Selby)
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William of Wykeham: Patron of the Arts | author: Hayter, William
Short Notice
Winchester to Warwickshire: A Note on the Medieval Glass at Ettington
01/1942 | 466 | 80
Pages: 20+22-23
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Kirby, H. T. (Kirby, H. T.)
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D-South Window, Ettington Church. The Virgin and Child in the Centre. Shorter Notices: Winchester to Warwickshire: A Note on the Medieval Glass, at Ettington.
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E-East Window, Ettington Church, Warwickshire. Winchester to Warwickshire: A Note on the Medieval Glass, at Ettington.
Book Review
Winchester College. An Essay in Description and Appreciation
06/1934 | 375 | 64
Pages: 294
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Edwards, Ralph (Edwards, Ralph; E., R.; Edwards, R.)
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Winchester College. An Essay in Description and Appreciation | author: Hawkes, Christopher
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The Exhibition of British Art
02/1934 | 371 | 64
Pages: 52-55+58-61+64-66+68-70+72-74+76-78
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Duthuit, Georges (Duthuit, Georges; Duthuit, G.)
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Kendrick, A. F. (Kendrick, A. F.; K., A. F.; K., A.; Kendrick, Albert Frank)
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Long, Basil S. (Long, Basil S.; Long, B. S.; L., B. S.)
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Noppen, J. G. (Noppen, J. G.; Noppen, John George; N., J. G.)
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Tristram, E. W. (Tristram, E. W.)
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Watts, W. W. (W. W. W.) (Watts, W. W. (W. W. W.); Watts, William W.; Watts, William Walter)
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An Indian Girl, by William Etty (1789-1849). Panel, 78.7 by 25.4 cm. (Mr. Kenneth Clark)
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Plate II. Lady Lade, by Sir Joshua Reynolds, P. R. A. Exhibited, 1785. Canvas, 132 by 66 cm. (The Earl of Iveagh). The Exhibition of British Art. I-A General Impression
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Plate III. Waterloo Bridge: The State Opening on the 18th of June, 1817, by John Constable. Oil on Millboard, 29.2 by 48.2 cm. (The Victoria and Albert Museum). The Exhibition of British Art. I-A General Impression
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Plate VI. Scenes from the Life of St. John. Page from the Apocalypse. About 1230-1250. 43 by 30.4 cm. (Trinity College, Cambridge). The Exhibition of British Art. IV-Illuminated Manuscripts
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Plate VII. A-Mr. Newsham, Perhaps James Newsham. Signed at Back "W. Prewett Pinx 1736." Enamel on Copper (Messrs. F. Noel Ashcroft and Oscar S. Ashcroft); B-Portrait of a Lady, Probably Anne of Gonzaga. Signed "N. Thach/1649." Parchment on Card (The Rev. E. W. M. O. De La Hey); C-General Thomas Nuttall, by Samuel Andrews. Signed "SA/1796." Ivory (Mr. Hugh Cobb); D-Portrait of a Gentleman, by Abraham Daniel (D. 1803). Ivory (Mr. A. P. Cunliffe); E-Mrs Drayton, by Richard Collins (D. 1831). Ivory (Mrs. Robertson); F-Algernon Percy, Earl of Northumberland. Signed "Sam: Cooper/Fecit 1650." Parchment on Card (The Marquess of Anglesey) All Actual Size; G-Portrait of a Gentleman, by William Wood (D. 1809). Ivory. 7.6 by 6 cm. (Mr. Aubrey le Blond); H-The Rev. Henry Mahon, by George Chinnery (D. 1852). Ivory. 7.3 by 6.3 cm. (Mrs. McGus Ty; J-Portrait of a Gentleman, by John Barry (D. 1827). Ivory, 6.5 by 5.2 cm. (Mrs. Gordon Cosens). The Exhibition of British Art. V-Miniatures
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Plate IV. A-St. Paul at Miletus. Canterbury School. About 1260 (Canterbury Cathedral). The Exhibition of British Art. II-Medieval Paintings
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Plate IV. B-The Visitation. Late Thirteenth Century (Dale Church, Derbyshire). The Exhibition of British Art. II-Medieval Paintings
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Plate V. A-Autumn. One of a Set of Four Seasons. Sheldon Tapestry. Dated 1611. 3.6 by 3 m. (The Marquess of Salisbury). The Exhibition of British Art. III-Tapestries and Embroideries
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Plate V. B-Embroidered Chasuble, Bearing the Royal Ar ms of England. Perhaps Made from a Horse Trapper. Fourteenth Century. Height, 116.2 cm.; Width 79.3 cm. (Musee de Cluny, Paris). The Exhibition of British Art. III-Tapestries and Embroideries
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Plate VIII. A-Salt. Silver-Gilt. Said to Have Been Given to New College, Oxford, in 1493 by Walter Hill. Height, 36.8 cm. (New College, Oxford). The Exhibition of British Art. VI-Silversmiths' Work
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Plate VIII. B-The Crosier of Bishop Foxe. Silver-Gilt Enriched with Enamel. About 1490. Height, 1.8 m. (Corpus Christi College, Oxford). The Exhibition of British Art. VI-Silversmiths' Work
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Plate VIII. C-The Bowes Cup. Silver-Gilt and Rock-Crystal. Presented to the Goldsmiths' Company in 1561 by Sir Martin Bowes. Height, 48.8 cm. The Exhibition of British Art. VI-Silversmiths' Work
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Plate VIII. D-Instrument Case. Front, with SS. Cosmo and Damian. Silver. Late Fifteenth Or Early Sixteenth Century. Height with Stand, 35.5 cm. (Viscount Lee of Fareham). The Exhibition of British Art. VI-Silversmiths' Work
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Plate VIII. E-The Seymour Salt. Silver-Gilt and Crystal. About 1662. Height in All, 26.6 cm.; Diameter, 23.4 cm. (The Goldsmiths' Company). The Exhibition of British Art. VI-Silversmiths' Work
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