Pulpits Lecterns Organs in English Churches
Pulpits Lecterns Organs in English Churches
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EsSE. X;. — In the fine church of Thaxted, on the south side of the nave, is a dignified seventeenth-century pulpit of hexagonal plan, with a corresponding sounding-board ; it stands on a tall central shaft. The Jacobean pulpits of Aveley and Matching are dated respectively 1621 and 1624. The former is well carved and has a sounding-board. Parts of the pulpit of Woodham Mortimer are Jacobean.
There arc two dated Carolean pulpits — the one (1630) is at Stondon Massey, and the other (1639) at Gre...at Baddow ; the latter is a fine example with a tester. At Peering the pulpit has well-carved scenes from the Passion ; it is of modern con- struction, but the figures are old.
Gloucestershire has a fair share of interesting post- Reformation i)ulpils. The one at Winchurch is undoubtedly- late IClizabcthan. The imposing church of Chipping Campdcn has a finely carved Jacobean puli)it, dated 161 2, the gift of the munificent Sir Baptist Hicks, who died as \'iscount Campden in 1639. This pulpit is figured in the Architectural Sketch Book, vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
EsSE. X;. — In the fine church of Thaxted, on the south side of the nave, is a dignified seventeenth-century pulpit of hexagonal plan, with a corresponding sounding-board ; it stands on a tall central shaft. The Jacobean pulpits of Aveley and Matching are dated respectively 1621 and 1624. The former is well carved and has a sounding-board. Parts of the pulpit of Woodham Mortimer are Jacobean.
There arc two dated Carolean pulpits — the one (1630) is at Stondon Massey, and the other (1639) at Gre...at Baddow ; the latter is a fine example with a tester. At Peering the pulpit has well-carved scenes from the Passion ; it is of modern con- struction, but the figures are old.
Gloucestershire has a fair share of interesting post- Reformation i)ulpils. The one at Winchurch is undoubtedly- late IClizabcthan. The imposing church of Chipping Campdcn has a finely carved Jacobean puli)it, dated 161 2, the gift of the munificent Sir Baptist Hicks, who died as \'iscount Campden in 1639. This pulpit is figured in the Architectural Sketch Book, vol.
What to read after Pulpits Lecterns Organs in English Churches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Charles John Charles Cox to read onlineMoreLess
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