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[9] Copy of a painted glass panel showing David slaying Goliath
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Reference number
SM 72/1/6
Purpose
[9] Copy of a painted glass panel showing David slaying Goliath
Notes
From the concise catalogue: "The glass was purchased by Soane on 22 May 1802 at a sale held by a Mr Farebrother. Soane paid £3.17.0 for it. It was bought on behalf of a client, Mrs Brocas, for the Brocas chapel in St. James' Church at Bramley in Hampshire. The drawing indicates that the glass was in Soane's possession for a period before the panel was glazed into the chapel window.
"Purchased by the Museum 2008 from Abbott and Holder and funded by a donation from Tony Dorey OBE and Mrs Margaret Dorey."
Pevsner adds that many of the stained glass panels in the south window are early sixteenth-century Netherlandish in origin (Pevsner, p. 192).
"Purchased by the Museum 2008 from Abbott and Holder and funded by a donation from Tony Dorey OBE and Mrs Margaret Dorey."
Pevsner adds that many of the stained glass panels in the south window are early sixteenth-century Netherlandish in origin (Pevsner, p. 192).
Level
Drawing
Digitisation of the Drawings Collection has been made possible through the generosity of the Leon Levy Foundation
If you have any further information about this object, please contact us: drawings@soane.org.uk