Norman Church - Original Ink Drawing with Manuscript Notes - 19th Century
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Original pen and brown ink drawing with the elevation of an English Norman church: a battlemented tower with blind arcading, a portal of chevron archivolts and round-headed windows. Below, in the same hand, manuscript notes in English on the characteristics of the Early Norman style, from Edward the Confessor and the Conquest of 1066 to the reign of Stephen, in 1135.
Original pen and brown ink drawing with the elevation of an English Norman church: a battlemented tower with blind arcading, a portal of chevron archivolts and round-headed windows. Below, in the same hand, manuscript notes in English on the characteristics of the Early Norman style, from Edward the Confessor and the Conquest of 1066 to the reign of Stephen, in 1135.
Medium: Original pen and ink drawing on paper
Artist / after: Anonymous
Date: 19th century
Dimensions: 7.4 x 8.9 in (18.8 x 22.7 cm)
Condition: Toned paper, with a horizontal fold mark and some damp staining at the edges; the drawing itself complete
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Original pen and brown ink drawing with the elevation of an English Norman church: a battlemented tower with blind arcading, a portal of chevron archivolts and round-headed windows. Below, in the same hand, manuscript notes in English on the characteristics of the Early Norman style, from Edward the Confessor and the Conquest of 1066 to the reign of Stephen, in 1135.