Brass Rubbing
1472 (made)
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Rubbing of the effigy of Sir William Yelverton, 'Justice of the King's Bench', depicted in armour with a large sword, spurs, and an elaborate cloak. His head, which is out of proportion to the body, looks over the right shoulder. His feet rest on a lion. Beneath the effigy is the shield of Sir William Yelverton.
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Materials and techniques | Wax rubbing of monumental brass on paper |
Brief description | Rubbing of an effigy and shield from the brass of Sir William Yelverton, Justice of the King's Bench, dated 1472, in St. Mary's Church, Rougham, Norfolk |
Physical description | Rubbing of the effigy of Sir William Yelverton, 'Justice of the King's Bench', depicted in armour with a large sword, spurs, and an elaborate cloak. His head, which is out of proportion to the body, looks over the right shoulder. His feet rest on a lion. Beneath the effigy is the shield of Sir William Yelverton. |
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Credit line | Given by Mr. J.B.Simpson |
Object history | Rubbing taken at St. Mary's Church, Rougham and given by Mr. J.B. Simpson. |
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Accession number | E.37-1964 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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