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English Primitives-V: Matthew Paris and Friar William

08/1917 | 173 | 31

Pages: 45-49+51-52

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Author:

Lethaby, W. R. (Lethaby, W. R.; L., W. R.; Lethaby, William Richard)

Subjects

artists:

Friar William

artists:

Paris, Matthew

artists:

Walter of Colchester

artists:

William of Westminster

dates:

1200-1299

patrons:

Henry III, King of England, 1207-1272

places:

England / Chichester / London

subjects:

British painting / Illuminated manuscripts / Medieval / Attributions

subjects:

Illuminators / Signatures / Iconography

Illustrations

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(A) "S. Peter", Wing of Retable, from Herr Lindlblom's Photograph (Faaberg, Sweden). English Primitives V

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(B) "Christ Standing between the Seven Candlesticks"; By Friar William, Franciscan (Ms. British Museum). English Primitives V

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Fig. 1.-"Signs"

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Fig. 2.-From "The Life of Offa I"

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Fig. 3.-From "The Life of Offa I"

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Fig. 4.-From "The Life of Offa II"

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Fig. 5.-From the Guthlac Roll

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Fig. 6.-S. Peter, Faaberg (Restoration by T. C. Eastwell)

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English Primitives-IV: The Westminster and Chertsey Tiles and Romance Paintings

04/1917 | 169 | 30

Pages: 133-135+137-140

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Author:

Lethaby, W. R. (Lethaby, W. R.; L., W. R.; Lethaby, William Richard)

Subjects

artists:

William of Westminster

buildings:

Chapter House, Westminster Abbey, London, Great Britain

buildings:

Chertsey Abbey, (abandoned ca. 1537), Chertsey, Surrey, Great Britain

dates:

1250-1299

museums and institutions:

Chertsey Museum, Chertsey, Surrey, Great Britain

patrons:

Henry III, King of England, 1207-1272

places:

England / Surrey / Chertsey / London

subjects:

Paintings / Tiles / Attributions

subjects:

Iconography / Tristram / Iseult

subjects:

Royalty / Patronage

subjects:

Westminster (style) / British painting / Early English

Illustrations

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Fig. 4.-A confessor giving his ring to the pilgrim . Westminster Abbey

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Fig. 5.- One man giving a letter to another. Chertsey Abbey

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Fig. 6.- A youthful figure climbing a ladder to enter a boat or ship in which a woman waits. Chertsey Abbey

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Fig. 7.- A fish . Westminster Abbey

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Figures 1, 2, 3.-Tiles from the Chapter House, Westminster Abbey

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Plate V. Subjects from the Romance of Tristram: Tiles from Chertsey Abbey

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Fig. 8.-Westminster: One of Four Tiles

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Fig. 9.-Westminster Abbey

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English Primitives-II. Master William of Westminster, the Beloved Painter (c. 1200-1280), and Early Works of the Winchester School

10/1916 | 163 | 29

Pages: 281-282+284-285+287-289

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Author:

Lethaby, W. R. (Lethaby, W. R.; L., W. R.; Lethaby, William Richard)

Subjects

artists:

William of Westminster

buildings:

Westminster Abbey, London, Great Britain

buildings:

Winchester Cathedral, Winchester, Great Britain

dates:

1200-1299

patrons:

Henry III, King of England, 1207-1272

places:

England / London

subjects:

Documents / Patronage / Royalty

subjects:

Winchester (style)

subjects:

Westminster (style) / Early English

subjects:

British painting / Early English

subjects:

Illuminated manuscripts / Wall paintings / Sources

Illustrations

Attributed works:

Plate II. Miniature by Matthew Paris, c. 1250. (The British Museum). Reproduced in "Schools of Illumination; English School", Part II, Plate 10. English Primitives-II

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Plate III. Wall Paintings Here Ascribed to Master William, Monk of Westminster. (A) "Head of S. Edward the Confessor" (?) The King's Cloister, Windsor; From a Drawing by Prof. W. R. Lethaby. (B) Head of (C) on a Larger Scale, from a Full-Scale Drawing by Mr. W. E. Tristram. (C) "S. Faith", in Her Chapel, Westminster Abbey; From a Drawing by Mr. W. E. Tristram. English Primitives-II

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From a Proof of an Engraving Privately Printed in 1835 after a Miniature of an Anglo-Saxon Evangelarium, c. 1060 (The Library, Holkham Hall)

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English Primitives: The Painted Chamber and the Early Masters of the Westminster School

07/1905 | 28 | 7

Pages: 257-261+263-267+269

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Author:

Lethaby, W. R. (Lethaby, W. R.; L., W. R.; Lethaby, William Richard)

Subjects

art literature:

Eastlake, Charles Lock

artists:

Stothard, Charles Alfred

artists:

William of Westminster

artists:

Walter of Durham

artists:

William the Scribe

artists:

Thomas of Westminster, act. 13th c.

buildings:

Painted Chamber, Palace of Westminster, destroyed 1834, London, Great Britain

dates:

1200-1299

patrons:

Henry III, King of England, 1207-1272

places:

England / London

subjects:

Primitives (Late Medieval and Early Renaissance) / Wall paintings / Lost works / Architecture / Paintings

subjects:

Iconography / Virtues / Royalty

subjects:

British painting / Westminster (style)

subjects:

Early English

Illustrations

Attributed works:

Destroyed Figures of Virtues and Vices; From Engravings after Drawings by Stothard, Published by the Society of Antiquaries. The Painted Chamber, Westminster, Plate I

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Fig. 3.-Specimen of the Inscriptions, about Quarter Full Size.

Western art unattributed:

Fig. 4.-From Crocker's Drawing of Painting at Y.

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Fig. 5.-Pattern of gessowork from the Margin of One of the Window Jambs.

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Figs. 1 and 2.-Elevations of North and South Sides of the Painted Chamber Showing the Position of the Paintings Copied by Stothard with Reference Numbers to the Engravings. X and Y Additional Paintings Copied by Crocker. A, B, C Inscriptions.

Western art unattributed:

Plate II. Fragments of the Virtues. Paintings in the Painted Chamber at Westminster, from Crocker's Copies in the University Galleries, Oxford.

Western art unattributed:

Plate II. Paintings in the Painted Chamber at Westminster, from Crocker's Copies in the University Galleries, Oxford.

Western art unattributed:

Plate II. The Coronation Group. Paintings in the Painted Chamber at Westminster, from Crocker's Copies in the University Galleries, Oxford.

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