medieval-religion: Scholarly discussions of medieval religion and culture
Further to the recent discussion about painted statues, walls etc., what evidence is there for carved woodwork being painted in 15th c/16th c churches? I am thinking particularly of carved items such as font covers (and choir stalls) rather than rood screens. And what about the [stone] fonts themselves and piscinae? I note the earlier comment about gesso being found on a stone font, - but were painted fonts (and covers) commonplace?
Gerallt D. Nash
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