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Print, 'The Fore Front of the Abby of W. Dereham in Norfolk built by Hubert Walter Arch-Bishop & Ld. Chancellor, Legate to Pope Coelestine the fourth & Lord Chief / Justice of all England in the time of Richard the first & has been since part of it Rebuilt by Sr. Richard Dereham, whose Heirs now Enjoy it.' drawn by W Millecent and engraved by Elisha Kirkall, engraving on paper, undated, 25.7 cms x 41.3 cms, inscription below left, 'W. Millecent delin.' and inscription lower right, 'E. Kirkall sculp.' and inscription lower middle, 'The fore Front of the Abby of W. Dereham in Norfolk built by Hubert Walter Arch-Bishop & Ld. Chancellor, Legate to Pope Coelestine the fourth & Lord Chief / Justice of all England in the time of Richard the first & has been since part of it Rebuilt by Sr.
Title
Abby of West Dereham Norfolk
Accession number
NWHCM : 1908.22.FAP8
Work type
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