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Panel

1861 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Depicts the standing Christ, leaning slightly forward with His left arm outstretched. In the background a clump of cypress trees. Parts fragmentary. Predominantly blue, red and white with greens, yellows and flesh tones. Architectural canopy.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Stained and painted glass
Brief description
Panel of clear and coloured glass depicting a partial view of Jesus Christ. English, made by Thomas Willement, 1861.
Formerly numbered CER.LOST 202.
STG
Code 5
Large
Physical description
Depicts the standing Christ, leaning slightly forward with His left arm outstretched. In the background a clump of cypress trees. Parts fragmentary. Predominantly blue, red and white with greens, yellows and flesh tones. Architectural canopy.
Dimensions
  • Unframed height: 99.2cm (measured by hand)
  • Unframed width: 54.5cm (measured by hand)
  • Weight: 8kg
Production typeUnique
Marks and inscriptions
  • 'I am the [panel broken]' (Decoration; 1861)
  • 'Thomas Willement' (Signature; ca. 1860)
Object history
Part of a two-light window from the South side of the nave of St. James, Gravesend (built 1852). The panel which would have been placed alongside to the left would have depicted the three Marys at the Tomb. A record of the commission exists in the account book of Thomas Willement in the National Art Library, p.530. This states that the panels cost £65. The Reverend H. H. Swinny M.A. paid a total of £69.16.6 to Willement, a sum which included copper wire guard and studs, packing and travel expenses.
Production
Reason For Production: Commemorative
Bibliographic reference
Victorian Church Art. London, H.M.S.O, 1971
Other number
CER.LOST.202 - Previous LOST number
Collection
Accession number
C.63-1973

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Record createdMay 5, 1998
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