Notes On Flemish Brasses in the County of Middlesex
Notes On Flemish Brasses in the County of Middlesex
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The feet are covered by broad- toed shoes.
The son's dress is similar, except that no sleeves are worn to the cloak.
The wife is dressed in a large-waisted dress, with an ample skirt secured round the waist by a broad belt fastened by a large buckle, from which hangs a rosary terminating in a large tassel. Over the head a veil is worn, and a ring is placed on one of the fingers.
The daughters' dress is similar to their mother's, except that the rosary is omitted and a narrow girdle is crossed o...ver at the waist Between the principal figures at the bottom of the brass is a shield, with the merchants' mark thereon. Underneath is all that remains 4 Notes on Flemish Brasses in Middlesex.
of the inscription, viz. , " Of x\ndrew Evyngar, citesie and Salter, and ellyn hys . " Waller's Brasses shows the inscription complete.
5. Henricus Oskens, 1535. South Kensington Museum. (It was originally at Nippes, Cologne. )* Henricus Oskens, the person commemorated, is represented as kneeling between St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The feet are covered by broad- toed shoes.
The son's dress is similar, except that no sleeves are worn to the cloak.
The wife is dressed in a large-waisted dress, with an ample skirt secured round the waist by a broad belt fastened by a large buckle, from which hangs a rosary terminating in a large tassel. Over the head a veil is worn, and a ring is placed on one of the fingers.
The daughters' dress is similar to their mother's, except that the rosary is omitted and a narrow girdle is crossed o...ver at the waist Between the principal figures at the bottom of the brass is a shield, with the merchants' mark thereon. Underneath is all that remains 4 Notes on Flemish Brasses in Middlesex.
of the inscription, viz. , " Of x\ndrew Evyngar, citesie and Salter, and ellyn hys . " Waller's Brasses shows the inscription complete.
5. Henricus Oskens, 1535. South Kensington Museum. (It was originally at Nippes, Cologne. )* Henricus Oskens, the person commemorated, is represented as kneeling between St.
What to read after Notes On Flemish Brasses in the County of Middlesex?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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