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Title
Tomb of Barbe Maria Theresa Sangiorgi (1834–1893)
Date
1893
Medium
marble
Measurements
H 273 x W 153 x D 275 cm
Accession number
SW10_JR_S012
Acquisition method
commissioned by the Sangiorgi family
Work type
Tomb or mausoleum
Owner
Sangiorgi family
Custodian
Brompton Cemetery
Work status
extant
Listing status
Grade II (England and Wales)
Unveiling date
1893
Listing date
21/12/11
Access
time restrictions apply
Access note
Cemetery opening times.
Inscription description
book left: ALLA (...) MEMORIA / DI / TERESA SANGIORGI / NATA 2 APRILE 1834 / MORT 6 AGOSTO 1893 / PACE ALLA SUA / BELL ANIMA.; book right: (...) MOR / DI / GIOVANNI SANGIORGI / NATO A IMOLA / 15 FEBRAIO 1848 / MORTO A LONDRA / 10 MAGGIO 1909 / E / EPOLTO A LUGANO / PACE ALLA SUA / BELL ANIMA.; edge of lid: MORTE LI DIVIDE, MA NON L'OBLIO (In death divided, but not forgotten); edge of base: THE PRIVATE AND FAMILY GRAVE OF / G. SANGIORGI
Brompton Cemetery, Chelsea
SW10 9UG
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