Brass Rubbing
1402 (made), Early 20th century (made)
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Rubbing of a brass effigy of Sir William Fienlez, depicted in armour, with his hands in prayer and feet resting on a lion. The effigy is positioned under a canopy and surrounded by a marginal inscription in French.
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | wax rubbing of monumental brass on paper |
| Brief description | Brass rubbing of Sir William Fienlez, 1402, Hurstmonceaux, Sussex |
| Physical description | Rubbing of a brass effigy of Sir William Fienlez, depicted in armour, with his hands in prayer and feet resting on a lion. The effigy is positioned under a canopy and surrounded by a marginal inscription in French. |
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| Credit line | Given by the Misses W. and M. Tregaskis |
| Object history | Rubbing taken at Hurstmonceux Church and given by Misses W. and M. Tregaskis |
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| Accession number | E.546-1949 |
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| Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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