Fifteenth-century glass in the chancel window of St. Peter Mancroft, Norwich (1911)
Meyrick, F. J. (Frederick James), 1871-1945 · Norwich : Goose and Son · leaf 123
anels. The lower half of the first isfragmentary. An interesting turbaned head ofan old man with a forked beard appears in thecentre of the fragments. In the upper half ofthe panel is what remains of what was obviouslya companion picture to the St. Fausta. LikeSt. Fausta, this saint was originally… … 6 D. Plate XXIX. SI garland of roses. She probably representsSt. Cecilia, possibly St. Dorothea. The next panel is very fragmentary. In the 6 B.centre stands a headless figure, wearing a richlydiapered dress under a ruby ermine lined cloak.On the right is a grotesque pig-faced man in agreen cap and…
St. Peter Mancroft Church (Norwich, Eng.) · Glass painting and staining
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