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Monument to Agnes Sarah Harriet Cromwell (d.1797) (the finished model for the figures only of the monument at Chichester Cathedral)

John Flaxman (1755–1826)

UCL Art Museum

Monument to Agnes Sarah Harriet Cromwell (d.1797)
Monument to Agnes Sarah Harriet Cromwell (d.1797)
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On an upright rectangular panel, a young female figure in low relief with her hands joined in prayer, is borne to Heaven by two wingless angels, while a third angel hovers above. Agnes Cromwell was the daughter of Captain Henry Cromwell, R.N., and Mary his wife.

UCL Art Museum

London

Title

Monument to Agnes Sarah Harriet Cromwell (d.1797)

Date

1798 (?)–c.1800

Medium

plaster

Measurements

H 86.4 x W 50.8 x D (?) cm

Accession number

LDUCS-1082

Acquisition method

gift

Work type

Panel

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John Flaxman

1755–1826

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