Westminster Abbey Its Architecture History And Monuments volume 1
Westminster Abbey Its Architecture History And Monuments volume 1
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" Lord Palmerston (d. 1865) twice Prime Minister, has a statue erected by Parliament just beyond that of Chatham. It shows the usual serious, thoughtful face of the Abbey statues, and is clad in Par- liamentary robes with the Collar and George of the Garter. The Garter Is rep- resented In Its usual place, on the left leg.
A colossal monument by Nollekens In memory of Three Captains, commemor- ates William Bayne, Lord Robert Man- ners and William Blair, all of whom fell in a naval engagement in ...the West Indies in 1782. Contrast this lurid call for 159 Westminster Abbey admiration and remembrance with the modest stones and simple inscriptions to Browning, Tennyson, Dickens and other men of genius buried within the church. This stately monument was erected by Parliament and has for its most promi- nent feature a huge figure of Neptune with a trident, sitting on a scaly sea-horse and pointing to medallion portraits of the three captains which are suspended on a rostral column and watched over by a chubby cherub.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Lord Palmerston (d. 1865) twice Prime Minister, has a statue erected by Parliament just beyond that of Chatham. It shows the usual serious, thoughtful face of the Abbey statues, and is clad in Par- liamentary robes with the Collar and George of the Garter. The Garter Is rep- resented In Its usual place, on the left leg.
A colossal monument by Nollekens In memory of Three Captains, commemor- ates William Bayne, Lord Robert Man- ners and William Blair, all of whom fell in a naval engagement in ...the West Indies in 1782. Contrast this lurid call for 159 Westminster Abbey admiration and remembrance with the modest stones and simple inscriptions to Browning, Tennyson, Dickens and other men of genius buried within the church. This stately monument was erected by Parliament and has for its most promi- nent feature a huge figure of Neptune with a trident, sitting on a scaly sea-horse and pointing to medallion portraits of the three captains which are suspended on a rostral column and watched over by a chubby cherub.
What to read after Westminster Abbey Its Architecture History And Monuments volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Marshall Pratt to read onlineMoreLess
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