The Monument of Thomas Fiennes
James Lambert of Lewes · 1725-1788
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Why is this public domain? James Lambert of Lewes died in 1788; this work is in the public domain.
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A pen and grey wash drawing shows the monument of Thomas Fiennes, Lord Dacre, rendered as a recumbent armoured effigy beneath a gothic canopy with heraldic shields and griffin figures. The architectural tomb chest is decorated with panels of tracery and coats of arms, and the caption below records the monument in the Church of Herstmonceux in Sussex.
