Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: mercers

mercers maid heraldry , 1617, alderman anguish by nic. stone; difficult to photo behind the organ

superb carving of the dead christ of c.1500, made for the chapel of the mercers' city livery company. made to be seen from this side and set against a wall, most likely as part of an unusual easter sepulchre, its imagery of the dead christ lying on the imperial robe truly unique. amongst the cloth a scroll runs around the figure, on this side : HVMILIAVIT SEMETIPSVM FACTVS OBEDIEVS (sic) VSQVE AD MORTEM : MORTEM AVTEM CRVCIS. PAVLVS EPTS AD PHILIPPENS; on the other : [I]N P[AC]E FACTVS EST LOCVS EVS . . . ; at the head : ' IHE . NAS. REX. JU [D].

on show at the rather thin and overpriced iconoclasm exhibition at tate britain, superb carving of the dead christ of c.1500, made for the chapel of the mercers' city livery company

superb carving of the dead christ of c.1500, made for the chapel of the mercers' city livery company; note the ungravitational blood flow, as if it dried on the cross

superb carving of the dead christ of c.1500, made for the chapel of the mercers' city livery company. a lettered scroll runs alongside the figure, which may have been carved by an english sculptor but with franco-flemish influence particularly in the robe, which was originally painted an imperial purple, and is not the shroud.

superb carving of the dead christ of c.1500, made for the chapel of the mercers' city livery company

superb carving of the dead christ of c.1500, made for the chapel of the mercers' city livery company

superb carving of the dead christ of c.1500, made for the chapel of the mercers' city livery company

superb carving of the dead christ of c.1500, made for the chapel of the mercers' city livery company

superb carving of the dead christ of c.1500, made for the chapel of the mercers' city livery company, on show in the iconoclasm exhibition at tate britain.

george burt brought the facade of the mercer's hall to swanage in 1872. it was originally built in london in around 1668 to edward jarman's design by john oliver

george burt brought the facade of the mercer's hall to swanage in 1872. it was originally built in london in around 1668 to edward jarman's design by john oliver

george burt brought the facade of the mercer's hall to swanage in 1872. it was originally built in london in around 1668 to edward jarman's design by john oliver

george burt brought the facade of the mercer's hall to swanage in 1872. it was originally built in london in around 1668 to edward jarman's design by john oliver. this is the mercers' maid over the entry carved by john young.

george burt brought the facade of the mercer's hall to swanage in 1872. it was originally built in london in around 1668 to edward jarman's design by john oliver. the iron balcony is datedc 1670

george burt brought the facade of the mercer's hall to swanage in 1872. it was originally built in london in around 1668 to edward jarman's design by john oliver

almshouses founded in 1691, with this escutcheon from then to its founder dame jane mico, wife of sir samuel mico, with the mercers' lady above

almshouses founded in 1691, with this escutcheon from then to its founder dame jane mico, wife of sir samuel mico, with the mercers' lady above