Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: flynton

arms on the tomb of richard covert, 1579

ostrich heraldic detail of the beautifully carved tomb of 1579 to richard covert and family

detail of the beautifully carved tomb of 1579 to richard covert and family, the sculptor was called flynton and was paid £30. the glass is an aesthetic abberation of the recent dismal modernisation of this church

figure with corn sprouting as hair, a green man type rarely found, here a side detail of the beautifully carved tomb of 1579 to richard covert and family

central heraldic panel on base, a detail of the beautifully carved tomb of 1579 to richard covert and family, the sculptor was called flynton and was paid £30

an unusual detail on the side of the tomb of richard covert, 1579, this figure has foliage for hair as if a corn dolly, a type of green man

beautifully carved tomb of 1579 to richard covert and family, the sculptor was called flynton and was paid £30. the horrible flooring, protective glass and chrome railing are part of the horrific modernisation of this church, making it remeniscent of a job centre

beautifully carved tomb of 1579 to richard covert and family, the sculptor was called flynton and was paid £30. the unnecessary glass is part of the aesthetically disastrous modernisation of the church, ripping out the patina of ages to replace it with shiny tacky slickness more suited to a job centre or a building society

tomb of richard covert, 1579. unfortunately, the church in its modernisation has seen fit to glaze part of this tomb, a pointless interference aesthetically which renders photography difficult.