French Romanesque Triple Window
Artist: Romanesque
Location: Victoria and Albert Museum
Date: 1175 - 1200
Materials: limestone
Dimensions: 174 x 250 cm
Grant:
Amount Paid: £2,800 (Total: £3,800)
Vendor: Arnold Seligman
Review number: 1047 (1937)
Provenance:
Trevor & Co Ltd
Description:
Triple window from the Presbytery at the Trie Chateau near Gisors found 1936. Three arched openings on columns with later Romanesque capitals. In the tympanum of each are carvings of fantastic beasts.Lay architecture.
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