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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

Attributed works:

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

Attributed works:

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

Attributed works:

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

Attributed works:

Fig. 7.- A fish . Westminster Abbey

Attributed works:

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

Attributed works:

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

Western art unattributed:

Fig. 8.-Westminster: One of Four Tiles

Western art unattributed:

Fig. 9.-Westminster Abbey

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