Lord Hungerford 1459 (drawing)

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Description

Identification note: Name Robert crossed out, Walter substituted

Identification note: Scaled drawing of an ornate canopied monument with a recumbent praying figure in armour on a tomb chest.

Identification note: Walter Hungerford (1st Baron Hungerford) 1378-1449; Richard Hungerford (2nd Baron Hungerford ) 1409-1459; Richard Hungerford (3rd baron Hungerford) 1431-1464.

Summary: pen drawing, Salisbury Cathedral, Canopied tomb-chest and effigy of Lord Hungerford, elevation, scale 2'= 1 3/8", 1788 ?, by J C Schnebbelie

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