Three fragments of an Anglian stone cross
Artist: Medieval
Location: Victoria and Albert Museum
Date: 675 - 750
Materials: sandstone
Dimensions: 102 cm
Grant:
Amount Paid: £750 (Total: £750)
Vendor: Diocesan Chancellors Faculty
Review number: 792 (1931)
Provenance:
Found in the walls of the local parish church. Vicar of Easeby A Hagan-Gowe
Description:
Three fragments of an Anglian stone cross forming parts of the head and shaft; from Easby near Richmond, Yorkshire. Northumbrian style carving, with Christ in Majesty and Blessing, and the heads of eleven apostles.
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