Design
late 1930s (made)
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Design for a semi Roman chasuble in Marian colours (blue, white and gold) with white ground decorated with blue five-petalled flowers with white and gold centres, and triple pointed gold crowns and plain blue orphreys.
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | pencil, blue and gold paint, adhesive tape and paper collage on paper |
| Brief description | Design for ecclesiastical vestment, Alix Stone, late 1930s |
| Physical description | Design for a semi Roman chasuble in Marian colours (blue, white and gold) with white ground decorated with blue five-petalled flowers with white and gold centres, and triple pointed gold crowns and plain blue orphreys. |
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| Object history | The vestment was designed for use in Guildford Cathedral, and was executed under the direction of Sir Edward Maufe. |
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| Accession number | E.438-1977 |
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| Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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