Accession No
1885.39.5
Description
Alabaster relief fragment of a man in a chasuble with traces of pigment.
Place
Europe; British Isles; England; Cambridgeshire; Milton; All Saints' Church
Period
Medieval
Source
Litchfield (Mrs) [donor]
Department
Arch
Reference Numbers
1885.39.5; MAA: Z 17086 E; AR 1885.39; 4
Cultural Affliation
Material
Stone; Alabaster; [Marble]; Pigment
Local Term
Measurements
Events
Description (Labels & Markings)
Marked in black ink: '7'.
Event Date
Author: Danlei Zhou
Description (Labels & Markings)
Old University Museum of Cambridge Archaeology and Ethnology label affixed to object reads: 'All Saints Church Milton Camb. Mrs Litchfield 1885.' in black ink and '32' in pencil.
Event Date
Author: Danlei Zhou
Context (Display)
Handwritten display label in black ink found with object reads: 'Man in Chasuble (fragment) Milton, Cambs'.
Event Date
Author: Danlei Zhou
Description (Physical description)
Annual Report for 1885.39[1-9]: '9 fragments of alabaster carving, partially gilt and coloured. Milton Church'.
Event Date 1885
Author: Imogen Gunn (admin)
Context (Display)
Exhibited at the Exhibition of English Medieval Alabaster Work, Society of Antiquaries, Burlington House, London 26 May to 30 June 1910.
Event Date 26/5/1910
Author: Imogen Gunn (admin)
Context (References)
Hope, W.H.S.J. (1913). Catalogue of an Exhibition of English Mediaeval Alabaster Work, 26th May to 30th June 1910. London: Society of Antiquaries of London. No. 32
Event Date 1913
Author: maa
Description (CMS Description)
Relief fragment; man in a chasuble.
Event Date 7/8/1987
Author: maa
Description (Physical description)
Traces of pigment on object.
Event Date 24/18/2001
Author: Danlei Zhou
Description (Physical description)
Alabaster relief fragment of a man in a chasuble with traces of pigment.
Event Date 18/3/2019
Author: Alexandra McKeever
Context (References)
Photographed as part of the Art UK Sculpture project, August - September 2019. The project aims to create a free-to-access online photographic showcase of publicly owned sculpture. The three-year project focuses on sculpture dating from the last 1,000 years, held in public collections and outdoor locations across the UK
Event Date 3/6/2020
Author: rachel hand
FM:19007
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