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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 131

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right hand he holds anewer, from which he pours water on the heads oftwo kneeling figures, possibly of a man and wife.Both uplift their hands in prayer. The heads aremissing. They are clothed in beautiful blue and6 G. purple. The last panel is but patchwork.Fragments of a female saint holding a… … Plate XXXI. 55 Chapter IX.The Glass in the Tracery. Most of the glass in the tracery may be dated piate XXXI.about 1470-1480. It consists of small figures ofsaints mainly taken from the old English calendar.The glass was not originally designed for itspresent position, but was collected from…

St. Peter Mancroft Church (Norwich, Eng.) · Glass painting and staining

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