Plan and elevation of St. Michael's Church, Oxford: background study for The Martyrdom of Ridley and Latimer
Plan and elevation of St. Michael's Church, Oxford: background study for The Martyrdom of Ridley and Latimer

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Plan and elevation of St. Michael's Church, Oxford: background study for The Martyrdom of Ridley and Latimer

Sir George Hayter, 1792–1871; born and died London, England
x1984-449

Information

Title
Plan and elevation of St. Michael's Church, Oxford: background study for The Martyrdom of Ridley and Latimer
Maker
Sir George Hayter
Medium
Printed in black ink
Dimensions
30 x 46 cm. (11 13/16 x 18 1/8 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of George L. Small, Class of 1943
Object Number
x1984-449
Place Depicted

Europe, England, Oxford

Inscription
in black ink: Tower | A. This is now a square belfry | window - was originally - in all | probability like the others. | North | South | East | D. This is a low [underlined] vestry | (original) but | not visible | over the | city wall | -This is a little decorated | window (C) | above the roof of the vestry | rises a perpendicular | window. - | This Window is | also a perpendicular window | like D. | These are two Perpendicular | Windows also the same as D. | The Aisle has a lean-to roof | of about this angle - Not so acute | as the nave roof. Also allow | a break - of a couple of feet | this | nave | aisle | Bocardo was here - abouts | 19 1/2 or 30 feet Printed plan title: Plan of St. Michael's Church, printed by P.H. De la Motte, Oxford
Culture
British
Type
studies (visual works), drawings
Materials
ink, wove paper
Techniques
printing (process)
Subject
churches, elevations (drawings), plans (drawings)

Gift of George L. Small

Plan of St. Michael's Church, Oxford

Album containing 99 original drawings and 87 architecture, portrait, and costume studies of a documentary nature for the paintings Latimer Preaching at Paul's Cross and The Martyrdom of Ridley and Latimer.

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