Food for worms: the tombstone of the painter Hubert van Eyck (d. 1426/7) in St Bavo’s Cathedral, Ghent (Belgium)
St Bavo's Cathedral, Ghent
Monument archive — Ledgerstone
An ancient knight: the broken slab of Jacob(us) van Zittaert/Sittard (d. 1555), Lambertuskerk, Vught (North Brabant, Netherlands)
Lambertuskerk, Vught
An anatomical conundrum? The incised slab of surveyor Willem Jansz. (d. 1558), Sint-Maartenskerk, Baarland (Zeeland, Netherlands)
Sint-Maartenskerk, Baarland
AETHELFLAED’S GRAVE-COVER?
Gloucester Museum, Gloucester
“OH THAT NINE MONTHS AGO WE COULD HAVE HAD THE SAME SENTIMENTS AND THE SAME RESOLUTION!”
Westminster Abbey, Westminster
A dancing abbess? The tomb slab of Maria Schenck van Toutenburg (d. 1552), church of St Laurence, Rijnsburg (Netherlands)
St Laurence (Grote Kerk), Rijnsburg
‘Mabli, abbot of Cwm-hir’?
St Mary's Church, Abbey Cwmhir
A Vale of Glamorgan healer and his family
St Curig, Porthkerry
A fruity monument: The churchyard monument to K.J.W. Ottolander (1822-1887) in the Old Cemetery on Reijerskoop, Boskoop (Netherlands)
Old Cemetery (Oude Begraafplaats), Boskoop
The memorial inscription to Robert Jenner (c.1584-1651) in St. Sampson’s church, Cricklade, Wiltshire
St Sampson, Cricklade
A Ledgerstone at Aldenham, Hertfordshire
St John the Baptist, Aldenham
Brecon Cathedral: a post-Reformation cross slab
St Keyne’s Chapel, Brecon