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Location
- Place
- Bristol
- Site/Monument
- Bristol Cathedral
- Dedication
- Cathedral Church of St Augustine
- County (in 1974)
- Bristol
- NGR
- ST 583 726
- Building Type (current)
- Cathedral
- Building Type (to 1530)
- Monastery (Augustinian)
Window
- CVMA Window Number
- I
- Window Description
- Lady Chapel, east window
- Panel Description
- Main-light panels (part)
Drawings, Diagrams and Other Media
- Medium
- Drawing or watercolour
- Creator
- Winston, C
- Inscription
- 'All this glass came from the East window of Bristol Cathedral, but belongs to the other windows of the choir. No. 1 is part of a border in one of the N. windows of the choir/ No. 2 is painted on a piece of damaged, or imperfect Ruby. February 1848 C.W.' [The piece on the bottom, second from dexter, is numbered ?1? on the recto, the piece above it ?2?. Winston gives a little diagram, with two pieces of type number ?1? above each other and facing the same direction, the longer sides on the left, made up into a straight border with triangular red pieces.]
- Date
- 1848
- Measurements
- Top left: h 7.6cm, w 5.2cm (sample measurements).
- Copyright
- The British Library
- Location
- London, British Library, Add MS 35211, I
- Reference
- f.72
- Medium Published Source
- None None ,
Image
- CVMA inv. no.
- 007118
- Copyright
- The British Library
- Format
- Colour transparency (35mm)
- Image Date
- 1997
- Image Location
- The British Library
- Image Reference
- 68726
- Negative Reference
- 68726
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