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Title
The Ascension
Date
1400–1425
Medium
alabaster, wood & paint
Measurements
H 60 x W 77 x D 21 cm
Accession number
A.112-1946
Acquisition method
gifted by Dr W. L. Hildburgh, FSA
Work type
Panel
Inscription description
This inscription appears on the frame: 'The peice was found in ye Ruines of An house att [space] near Yorke, Procur'd & Beautified By William Richardson of Norhtbierley 1689' The William Richardson referred to lived 1666-1716, and was the younger brother of Richard Richardson.
Victoria and Albert Museum
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