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Wall tile (© Curtis Museum and Allen Gallery)
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© Curtis Museum and Allen Gallery

Wall tile

Artist: attributed to Jan Ariensz Van Hamme (1636 - 1679/80)

Location: Curtis Museum and Allen Gallery

Date: 1679 - 1680

Materials: tin-glazed earthenware

Dimensions: 12 x 12 x 1 cm

Grant:

Amount Paid: £757 (Total: £3,025)

Vendor: Jonathan Horne Ltd

Review number: 3749 (1992)

Provenance:
Christie's 1991; Jonathan Horne.

Description:
Depicts 'Pickering Executed' painted in cobalt blue. Sir EB Godfrey falsely implicated Pickering in attempting to kill Charles II. Depicts the executioner about to desembowel his body and burn the entrails after the public hanging on 25 May 1679.

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