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The Hereford Screen

Watercolour
ca. 1862 (painted)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Watercolour showing an illustrated section of the Hereford Screen for Hereford Cathedral of 1862.


Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleThe Hereford Screen (generic title)
Materials and techniques
Watercolour on paper
Brief description
Watercolour showing an illustrated section of the Hereford Screen by Bruce James Talbert, probably for Skidmore, ca.1862, for Hereford Cathedral of 1862,
Physical description
Watercolour showing an illustrated section of the Hereford Screen for Hereford Cathedral of 1862.
Dimensions
  • Height: 35cm
  • Width: 24.9cm
Style
Production typeUnique
Marks and inscriptions
'Piece of Skidmore's Ironwork\ 62 Exhibn.' (Bottom left; writing; pen and ink)
Credit line
Given by Michael Whiteway in memory of Clive Wainwright
Object history
The watercolour, thought to have been painted for Francis Skidmore by Bruce Talbert, puts the screen into the context in which it was created. It is an important contemporary visual record of the screen, designed by George Gilbert Scott, and produced in 1862 by the Skidmore Art Manufacturers Company of Coventry. The screen is a monument to the 19th century passion for medieval art.
The watercolour is from an album once owned by Heaton, Butler and Bayne, the decorating and stained glass firm.
Production
Probably made for Skidmore, makers of the screen (M.251: 1 to 2000-1984).
Subject depicted
Place depicted
Associations
Collection
Accession number
E.7-2001

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Record createdNovember 23, 2001
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