The Journal
- XXXVI
- 2021
Latest Journal
Papers in this volume are focused on post-medieval monuments in England, with book reviews extending period and geography. The seven articles cover a variety of locations (churches, a college chapel and a school crypt) and demonstrate the range of evidence that can be brought to bear on understanding a monument and its context.
It is a particular pleasure to publish Christina Faraday's study of monuments in the college chapel of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. This was the winning submission in the 2020 CMS Essay Prize. Details of the current essay competition are at https://churchmonumentssociety.org/get-involved/competitions/essay-competition.
The Journal is free to members. If you are not a member - to whet your appetite, these are the articles
NICHOLAS RIALL
The Brydges monument in St James’ Church, Ludgershall (Wiltshire): ‘Marian Renascent’ or neoclassical Elizabethan?
CHRISTINA J. FARADAY
The Elizabethan and Jacobean monuments of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge
ELIZABETH NORTON
William Emerson’s transi memorial in Southwark Cathedral, London
ANDREW SKELTON
The Cecil Chapel at St Mary’s Church, Wimbledon (Greater London)
PAUL COCKERHAM
‘Hoc sub sepulchro dormit pulchellus puer’: Edmund Spoure’s commemoration of his son and heir Henry, at North Hill (Cornwall)
JAMES BETTLEY
Monuments from the Foundling Hospital, London, now at Ashlyns School, Berkhamsted (Hertfordshire)
MARJORIE TRUSTED
Lost and Found: the Great War monument to Francis Mond by (George) Rayner Hoff in the church of St Mary the Virgin, Storrington (West Sussex)
and the abstracts are below ...
