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The Towneley Altarpiece

Artist: Netherlandish School

Location: Towneley Hall Art Gallery and Museum

Date: 16th Century

Materials: oak

Dimensions: 107 x 204 x 28 cm

Grant:

Amount Paid: £1,000 (Total: £5,000)

Vendor: Convent of Notre Dame, Sussex

Review number: 2306 (1968)

Provenance:
Charles Towneley.

Description:
Altarpiece of two parts, a carved oak reredos, containing six individual scenes from the life of Christ in elaborate Gothic surrounds and an altar with three panels in relief. During Towneley's life-time, he placed it in the Family Chapel in Towneley Hall. Dims of reredos; 274 x 214 x 56 cm.

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