Brass Rubbing: Sir John and Joan de la Pole

1982.05.0097

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Artifact Identification Brass Rubbing: Sir John and Joan de la Pole   (1982.05.0097)
Classification/
Nomenclature
  1. Communication Artifacts
  2. :
  3. Documentary Artifacts
  4. :
  5. Graphic Documents
Artist/Maker Kathleen H. Cairns.
Geographic Location
Period/Date Medieval, 1380 CE
Culture British, English

Physical Analysis

Dimension 1 (Length) 252.0 cm
Dimension 2 (Width) 121.0 cm
Dimension 3 (Depth) 1.0 cm
Weight 461 g
Measuring Remarks Width refers to the horizontal measure of the rubbing (dowel rod and hooks). Depth indicates the thickness of the dowel rod from which the piece is suspended.
Materials Paper, Plant--Wood, Metal--Steel, Pigment
Manufacturing Processes Rubbing
Munsell Color Information White (N 9.5/ 90.0% R) Moderate Yellowish Brown (10YR 5/4) Strong Red (5R 5/12) Strong Blue (5PB 4/10)

Research Remarks

Published Description

From the catalogue, An Exhibition of Medieval Brass Rubbings by Kathleen H. Cairns. "Sir John de la Pole, 1380. In armour with wife Joan. She was daughter of Sir John de Cobham. Under a triple canopy. The mutilated border contains fragment of an inscription in French." From Bontell: Above the effigies, which have their hands joined, rises a triple canopy.

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Bibliography

Cairns, Kathleen H. An Exhibition of Medieval Brass Rubbings, December 7, 1969 through January 4, 1970. Frick Fine Arts Building, University of Pittsburgh. Catalog #16. Felgate, T.M. Knights on Suffolk Brasses. East Anglian Magazine Ltd. Ipswich, Sufflok 1976. Spinke, Winifred. A Memento from Old England. Bury St. Edmunds, n.d. Bontell, Rev. Charles. Monumental Brasses of England (1849), p. 30. Cairns, Kathleen H. An Exhibition of Medieval Brass Rubbings, October 20 through November 19.

Artifact History

Archaeological Data N/A
Credit Line/Dedication Gift of Kathleen H. Cairns
Reproduction no
Reproduction Information N/A

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