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The Medieval Chantry in England
04/2013 | 1321 | 155
Pages: 269-270
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Reviewer:
Milner, Lesley (Milner, Lesley)
Subjects
dates:
2000-2009
places:
Oxford
subjects:
Conferences / Medieval / Religious architecture / Religious ceremonies / Chapels / English / Early English / Clergy
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John Bushnell in Chichester: the monument to Bishop Carleton
11/2008 | 1268 | 150
Pages: 759-762
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Author:
Watney, Simon (Watney, Simon)
Subjects
artists:
Bushnell, John
buildings:
Chichester Cathedral, Chichester, Great Britain
dates:
1660-1719
print:
Bushnell, John
subjects:
British sculpture / Commemorative monuments / Biographies / Clergy
subjects:
Formal analysis
Illustrations
Attributed works:
52. Standing wall monuments (left to right) of Bishop Robert Grove (died 1696); Bishop Henry King (died 1669); and Bishop Guy Carleton (died 1685). (North transept, west wall, Chichester Cathedral, Sussex).
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53. Hanging wall monument to Henry Stanley (died 1670), attributed to John Bushnell. Marble. (St Peter and St Paul, Little Gaddesden, Hertfordshire).
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54. Standing wall monument to Bishop Guy Carleton (died 1685), here attributed to John Bushnell. Marble. (North transept, west wall, Chichester Cathedral, Sussex).
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55. Detail of standing monument to John, Viscount Mordaunt (died 1675), by John Bushnell. Marble. (All Saints, Fulham, West London).
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56. Detail of standing monument to William Ashburnham (died 1679) and his wife Jane, Countess of Marlborough, by John Bushnell. Marble. (St Peter, Ashburnham, Sussex).
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57. Detail of Fig.54.
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58. Hanging wall monument to Elizabeth Myddelton, by John Bushnell. 1676. Marble. (St Mary, Chirk, Denbighshire). The cartouche by Bushnell commem?orating her husband was added in 1683.
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59. Detail of standing monument to William Ashburnham (died 1679) and his wife Jane, Countess of Marlborough, by John Bushnell. 1679. Marble. (St Peter, Ashburnham, Sussex).
Article
The Mitre and Tiara in Heraldry and Ornament: I-The Mitre (Continued)
08/1913 | 125 | 23
Pages: 261-264
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Author:
Beck, Egerton (Beck, Egerton; B., E.; Beck, E.)
Subjects
dates:
1200-1499
places:
Italy / England / France / Germany
subjects:
Mitres / Tiaras / Iconography
subjects:
Cardinals / Clergy / Emblems
subjects:
Paintings / Sculpture / Drawings
Illustrations
Western art unattributed:
Figure (9). An early 15th century mitre from the sculptured tomb of William of Wykeham, bishop of Winchester.
Western art unattributed:
Figure 1. An example of a mitre from Cotton MS. Nero D dated not later than 1161.
Western art unattributed:
Figure 10. A 15th century mitre from the brass of bishop John Booth of Exeter in the church of East Horsley, Surrey.
Western art unattributed:
Figure 11. A 16th century mitre from the brass of Thomas Goodrich, bishop of Ely.
Western art unattributed:
Figure 2. Example of a mitre from the 12th century copy of Florence of Worcester in the library of Corpus Christi College, Oxford.
Western art unattributed:
Figure 3. An example of a common cap worn by a layman from the same MS as fig. 2.
Western art unattributed:
Figure 4. An example of the horned mitre as seen in the seal of St Thomas of Canterbury.
Western art unattributed:
Figure 5. A low pointed mitre as seen in the 12th century drawings of the life of S. Guthlac in the BM.
Western art unattributed:
Figure 6. A curious 13th century mitre from the tomb in the Temple church, believed to be that of Sylvester Everdon, bishop of Carlisle.
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Figure 7. An early 14th century mitre from the sculptured tomb of bishop Godfrey Giffard of Worcester.
Western art unattributed:
Figure 8. An early 14th century mitre from the brass of of archbishop William Greenfield of York.
Short Notice
Portrait of an Ecclesiastic by Diego Velazquez in the Collection of the Marqués de la Vega-Inclán
02/1911 | 95 | 18
Pages: 284-285+289
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Author:
Beruete y Moret, A. de (Beruete y Moret, A. de; Beruete, A. de; Moret, A. de Beruete y; Moret, A. de)
Subjects
artists:
Velázquez, Diego
collectors and dealers:
Vega Inclán, Benigno Vega Inclán y Flaquer, marqués de la,
dates:
1600-1649
places:
Spain / Seville / Madrid
subjects:
Collections, Private / Portraits / Attributions
subjects:
Clergy / Ecclesiastical / Paintings
subjects:
Provenance / Dating / Sources
Illustrations
Attributed works:
Portrait of a Young Ecclesiastic, Here Ascribed to Velazquez. Portrait of an Ecclesiastic, by Diego Velazquez, in the Collection of the Marqués de la Vega-Inclán
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Notes on Pictures in the Royal Collections-XVIII. On Some Portraits Attributed to Antonio Moro and on a Life of the Painter by Henri Hymans
10/1910 | 91 | 18
Pages: 2+5-7+10-12
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Author:
Cust, Lionel (L. C.) (Cust, Lionel (L. C.); C., L.)
Subjects
art literature:
Hymans, Henri
artists:
Mor, Antonis
dates:
1550-1599
patrons:
Philip II, King of Spain, 1527-1598
places:
England / Netherlands / Spain
sources:
Mander, Karel van, I, 1548-1606
subjects:
Sources / Aristocracy / Clergy / Patronage
subjects:
Netherlandish painting / Portraits
subjects:
Attributions / Biographies / Royalty
Illustrations
Attributed works:
Plate I. A. Philip II. By Antonio Moro Buckingham Palace. Notes on Pictures in the Royal Collections-XVIII
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Plate I. B. Juana of Austria. By Antonio Moro (?) Buckingham Palace. Notes on Pictures in the Royal Collections-XVIII
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Plate II. Portraits of a Man and His Wife. By Antonio Moro. Newbattle Abbey. By Special Permission of the Trustees. All Rights Reserved. Notes on Pictures in the Royal Collections-XVIII
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St. Sebastian(?) by Antonio Moro.
Article
Early Portuguese Paintings
09/1910 | 90 | 17
Pages: 340-343+346-348
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Author:
Prestage, Edgar (Prestage, Edgar)
Subjects
artists:
Gonçalves, Nuno
dates:
1450-1499
patrons:
Afonso V, King of Portugal, 1432-1481
places:
Portugal
sources:
Hollanda, Francisco de
subjects:
Portuguese painting / Portraits
subjects:
Patronage / Royalty / Clergy / Bishops
subjects:
Documents
subjects:
Attributions
Illustrations
Attributed works:
(1) Panel of the Infante. (After Restoration) by Nuno Gonçalves. National Museum, Lisbon. Early Portuguese Paintings. Plate I
Attributed works:
(2) Panel of the Archbishop (After Restoration) by Nuno Goncalves. National Museum, Lisbon. Early Portuguese Paintings. Plate I
Attributed works:
Ecce Homo, Portuguese School, Fifteenth Century: National Museum, Lisbon. Early Portuguese Paintings. Plate II
Article
Ecclesiastical Dress in Art Article VI (Conclusion)
01/1906 | 34 | 8
Pages: 271-273+275-279+281
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Author:
Beck, Egerton (Beck, Egerton; B., E.; Beck, E.)
Subjects
dates:
1500-1699
places:
Italy / France
subjects:
Garments / Costume / Ecclesiastical
subjects:
Clergy / Churches / Papacy / Cardinals / Iconography / History
subjects:
Ecclesiastical vestments
works:
Paintings / Representation / Colour
Illustrations
Attributed works:
Plate I. Portrait of Cardinal Richelieu, by Philippe De Champaigne, in the National Gallery. from a Photograph by W. A. Mansell & Co. Ecclesiastical Dress in Art
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Plate I. Portrait of Pope Clement XIII (Carlo Rezzonico); From the Engraving by Giambattista Piranesi and Domenico Cunego. Ecclesiastical Dress in Art
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Plate II. A Saint Blessing a Venetian Gentleman, by Paul Veronese; in the Dulwich Gallery. Ecclesiastical Dress in Art
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Plate II. Detail of the Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine of Siena, by Lorenzo of San Severino, in the National Gallery. From a Photograph by W A. Mansell & Co. Ecclesiastical Dress in Art
Article
Ecclesiastical Dress in Art. Article V
12/1905 | 33 | 8
Pages: 197-199+201-202
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Author:
Beck, Egerton (Beck, Egerton; B., E.; Beck, E.)
Subjects
dates:
1500-1699
places:
Italy / France
subjects:
Garments / Costume / Clergy / Churches / Ecclesiastical / History / Iconography / Papacy / Paintings / Representation
subjects:
Ecclesiastical vestments
subjects:
Cardinals / Dress / Colour / Portraits
Illustrations
Attributed works:
Portrait of Bossuet in Rochet and Cappa Magna. From the Engraving by P. I. Drevet after Rigaud. Ecclesiastical Dress in Art
Attributed works:
Portrait of Cardinal Newman, by Emmeline Deane, in the National Portrait Gallery. From a Photograph by Emery Walker. Ecclesiastical Dress in Art
Article
Ecclesiastical Dress in Art. Article IV
10/1905 | 31 | 8
Pages: 47-50
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Author:
Beck, Egerton (Beck, Egerton; B., E.; Beck, E.)
Subjects
dates:
1300-1599
places:
Italy / England
subjects:
Garments / Paintings / Representation / Iconography
subjects:
Clergy / Papacy / Churches / Ecclesiastical / Bishops
subjects:
Costume / History
subjects:
Cardinals / Bishops / Monks / Friars
subjects:
Textiles / Silks
subjects:
Ecclesiastical vestments
Article
Ecclesiastical Dress in Art. Article III-Colour (Conclusion)
09/1905 | 30 | 7
Pages: 446-448
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Author:
Beck, Egerton (Beck, Egerton; B., E.; Beck, E.)
Subjects
dates:
1300-1599
places:
Italy / Naples / Mantua
subjects:
Garments / Costume / History / Descriptions
subjects:
Ecclesiastical / Clergy / Churches / Papacy / Franciscans / Jesuits
subjects:
Friars / Monks / Carmelites
subjects:
Colour / Representation / Sources / Documents
subjects:
Ecclesiastical vestments
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