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Vitrearum's Medieval Art: Facebook

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Articles, links and features about all aspects of medieval and medieval revival church art. Monday, 6 July 2015. The Medieval Church Art Blog now has a Facebook presence. If you have a Facebook profile do pop along and 'like' our Facebook page. The page will have links to all my Blog posts, but as it is a convenient way to share photos, I may use it to post photos from time to time - think of it as 'Medieval Church Art Extra'. Https:/ www.facebook.com/medievalchurchart. 24 July 2015 at 08:58. Here’...

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Vitrearum's Medieval Art: A Friday Indulgence - medieval stained glass heads from Norfolk

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Articles, links and features about all aspects of medieval and medieval revival church art. Friday, 10 July 2015. A Friday Indulgence - medieval stained glass heads from Norfolk. Really enjoyed the detail of the photography of this beautiful painting! 15 July 2015 at 18:38. Really enjoyed detail of your photography of these beautiful heads! 15 July 2015 at 18:40. Are these in English Stained Glass - Pre-Victorian - they should be. 12 August 2015 at 17:32. 8 September 2015 at 12:30. Subscribe To RSS feeds.

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Vitrearum's Medieval Art: October 2010

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Articles, links and features about all aspects of medieval and medieval revival church art. Friday, 22 October 2010. Having dismantled the canopy and removed the effigy, the Minster authorities made a quite remarkable discovery. They came across a layer of rubble set in mortar and when that was removed they found the coffin of archbishop de Gray. When the lid was removed the remains of de Gray were found, he had been buried in linen vestments his head supported on a woven cushion and the coffin including...

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Vitrearum's Medieval Art: Medieval Wineglass Pulpit

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Articles, links and features about all aspects of medieval and medieval revival church art. Wednesday, 8 July 2015. Burnham Norton church close to the north coast of Norfolk has amongst its treasures a medieval wineglass pulpit. Perhaps this was used for the proclamation of the Gospel as well as for preaching and for 'bidding the beads'! Pope St Gregory the Great is similarly dressed. The papal tiara that once sat upon his head has been the victim of very thorough piece of iconoclasm and has be virtu...

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Vitrearum's Medieval Art: The return of the Croft lions.

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Articles, links and features about all aspects of medieval and medieval revival church art. Monday, 13 July 2015. The return of the Croft lions. Paul has very generously returned the lions to Croft church and we are delighted to say that they will soon be reinstated where they belong and this fine late medieval lectern will be once more be complete again. Thanks Paul. ORIGINAL POST FROM DECEMBER 2008. It is heart-warming to hear a bit of good news for a change. 13 July 2015 at 21:29. Here’s an inte...

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Vitrearum's Medieval Art: September 2010

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Articles, links and features about all aspects of medieval and medieval revival church art. Monday, 27 September 2010. Photos by Eric Hardy. Wednesday, 22 September 2010. Saxo-Norman sundials (more on Stow). Sorry for the absence from blogging, I've had a rather nasty case of the Shingles and haven't been able to do anything much. It has well and truly sapped my energy and my mental powers. I'm just about getting back to my old self and blogging will return, I promise. This fragmentary dial was found wit...

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Vitrearum's Medieval Art: January 2011

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Articles, links and features about all aspects of medieval and medieval revival church art. Tuesday, 4 January 2011. Monday, 3 January 2011. J Charles Cox,. Notes on the Churches of Derbyshire. Vol 2, p. 329. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Subscribe To RSS feeds. Was it ever any different? Here’s an interesting article – Fair Warning – Religious Re-engineering in Progress. Quite frankly, is anyone surprised? We had Erastianism in the Church o. Top 10 wrongs about parish churches.

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Vitrearum's Medieval Art: November 2010

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Articles, links and features about all aspects of medieval and medieval revival church art. Friday, 12 November 2010. Originally uploaded by Vitrearum (Allan Barton). Next to this image on the Snarford font is a representation of the arma christi, a shield charged with the cross and two scourges. Friday, 5 November 2010. And the chauncels shall remain . Originally uploaded by Vitrearum (Allan Barton). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. And the chauncels shall remain . The long-awaited ...

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Vitrearum's Medieval Art: March 2011

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Articles, links and features about all aspects of medieval and medieval revival church art. Monday, 28 March 2011. Here is an encaustic antidote. Originally uploaded by Vitrearum (Allan Barton). Below are some images of a more. Contemporary (well sort of 70s) set of Lenten hangings from Stoke D'Abernon in Surrey. The photos come from the Flickr archive of SarumSleuth. Sunday, 13 March 2011. Saturday, 12 March 2011. And further examples of it see here. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Vitrearum's Medieval Art: The Image of Pity - the Wellingham rood screen.

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Articles, links and features about all aspects of medieval and medieval revival church art. Wednesday, 1 July 2015. The Image of Pity - the Wellingham rood screen. Wellingham is a remote little hamlet in the middle of Norfolk to the south of Fakenham. It's church, heavily rebuilt in 1896 is rather undistinguished, but it contains a great treasure. The dado of a rood screen from the 1530s. To the right is the high priest Caiphas, plump and double-chinned in the scarlet cap of a cardinal. Devotion to the F...