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Title
Christ and Mary Magadalene
Date
c.1852
Medium
alabaster
Accession number
RG8_BC_CCT7
Work type
Panel
Owner
The Churches Conservation Trust
Custodian
The Churches Conservation Trust
Work status
extant
Listing status
Grade II* (England and Wales)
Listing date
20/02/67
Access
time restrictions apply
Access note
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Inscription description
on the ribbons on the first left panel painted in coloured Gothic lettering: By thine / Agony and / bloody Sweat; on the second left: By thy / Cross and / Passion; and on a label crossing the two left panels: GOOD LORD DELIVER US; on the first right panel: By thy / precious Death / and Burial; on the second right: By thy / glorious Return / and Ascension; and on a label crossing the two right panels: GOOD LORD DELIVER US
Church of St Mary, Church Lane, Lambourne Woodlands
RG17 7SR
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