Bound volume

Bound volume containing etchings by William Fowler of Winterton. Cover reads 'Mosaic Pavements and Ancient Glass'. Contains: The Prophet Zepheniah and the Prophet Jeremiah from the originals in stained glass in the north aisle of Fairford Church, Gloucestershire, 1812. Percy's shrine on the north side of the altar in Beverley Minster, 1813. Shrine of Archbishop Bowet on the south side of the choir in York Minster, 1813. A Roman tessellated pavement discovered in April 1814 adjoining the rampart within Micklegate Bar, York, 1814. From a brass plate on the tomb of Henry Rochford Esq in the chapel in Stoke Rochford Church, Lincolnshire, 1812. From a tomb in the church at Rotherfield Greys Oxon, 1812. Dr Egglesfield, Founder of Queen's College, Oxford, 1814. Roman tessellated pavement discovered in the year 1816 at Storton in the County of Lincoln, 1818. Roman tessellated pavement discovered in the year 1817 at Storton in the County of Lincoln, 1818. View of the steeple of the church of St Nicholas, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1818. Barwick's tombstone, Selby Abbey Church, 1820. Font dug out of the ruins of Kirkham Priory, 1821. John of Gaunt, from a window in the south aisle of Long Sutton Church, Lincolnshire, 1822. Part of the east window, Selby Abbey Church, 1822 x 6. Loose page - Roman antiquities discovered at Hareby in the County of Lincoln, 1823. The font in Claypole Church, Lincolnshire, 1823. The font in Belton Church, Lincolnshire, 1823. The monument of Alan Flemyng in Newark Church, 1823. From two of the east windows in Southwell Cathedral, 1823. Altar screen in Beverley Minster, 1826. From the east window in York Cathedral, 1821. From one of the south windows in St Nicholas' Church, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1821. From a tombstone in the chancel of Redburn Church, 1829.

Mosaic Pavements and Ancient Glass

NOLMS:2026.010

Bound Volumes

Isaac Wilson

1824

Hull (Yorkshire)

Length: 678mm
Width: 500mm

William Fowler