Brass Plates on an unidentified tomb in the Pavement of the South Aisle from Hillingdon Church
Daniel Lysons · 1762-1834
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Brass Plates on an unidentified tomb in the Pavement of the South Aisle from Hillingdon Church, Daniel Lysons (1796-1811). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Daniel Lysons died in 1834; this work is in the public domain.
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This pen and watercolor drawing shows two brass plates from a tomb in the pavement of the south aisle of Hillingdon Church, Middlesex, depicted in gold tones. Below the plates is a caption and an inscription panel naming church wardens John Royner and William Flye, while two dark robed effigy forms stand above. The work is attributed to Daniel Lysons and dated 1796-1811.
