The Corpus: Barholm 01

Volume 5: Lincolnshire

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Current Display: Barholm 01, Lincolnshire

Overview

Object type: Capitals and imposts

Measurements: N/a

Stone type: N/a

Plate numbers in printed volume: N/a

Corpus volume reference: Vol 5 p. 308

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Present Location

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Evidence for Discovery

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Church Dedication

St Martin

Present Condition

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Description

In situ in blocked south door, close to centre of nave south wall; the capitals decorated with runs of upright leaves and Greek key, the imposts with zig-zag on a simple chamfer and with chequerwork and two-strand plait.

Discussion

Appendix E item (Overlap architectural sculpture).

Date

N/a

References

(—) 1857–8, xii; Irvine 1891, 309, 310, pl. I; (—) 1913–14b, 338; Livett 1913–14, 341–2; Brown 1925, 405, 443, fig. 191A; Pevsner and Harris 1964, 443–4; Taylor and Taylor 1965, 41–2, fig. 20; Taylor and Taylor 1966, 25–6, 45, 49, fig. 12; Taylor 1974a, 298; Taylor 1978, 1053, 1054; Pevsner et al. 1989, 115

Endnotes