. Sussex archaeological collections relating to the history and antiquities of the county. ng, namely, red, gold andbice (blue). The Hampton Court colour scheme isrich in the extreme and like nothing else to be seenin any other surviving building. It was referred to by 13 Here is an example of the fully-developed Renaissance art from the directionsfor Queen Jane Seymours monument at Windsor, quoted by Speed and HoraceWalpole ; the designer was an Italian, Benedetto de tfobezzano : Children wereto sit at the corners of the tomb having baskets of roses, red and white, whichthey shall show to tak
. Sussex archaeological collections relating to the history and antiquities of the county. ng, namely, red, gold andbice (blue). The Hampton Court colour scheme isrich in the extreme and like nothing else to be seenin any other surviving building. It was referred to by 13 Here is an example of the fully-developed Renaissance art from the directionsfor Queen Jane Seymours monument at Windsor, quoted by Speed and HoraceWalpole ; the designer was an Italian, Benedetto de tfobezzano : Children wereto sit at the corners of the tomb having baskets of roses, red and white, whichthey shall show to take in their hands and cast them down. The figure to berepresented not as in death, but as sweetly sleeping. 14 There is a small panelled monument of Renaissance character in the fifth bayof the south aisle of Chichester Cathedral, very much mutilated and withoutdate, and there are arabesques of naked boys and endorsed fish, and a boy play-ing a guitar, with the slipped trefoil of the Fitzwilliams with the figuredupon it. There seems a connection between this monument and tan lEtBjST Plate 11. Sheet 2.
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