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Reverse of Carrara marble: late 16th century


© Museum of London
 

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Reverse of the marble plaque depicting the head of John the Baptist on a plate. At the bottom of the plaque there is a carved ribbon tied in a bow. This example of carrara marble was originally painted. The head, probably knocked down from a canopy or altar screen, was thrown into a pit in Shoreditch.
 
Artist/Photographer/Maker
Unknown
 
Date
1536 AD - 1565 AD
 
Image Number
000087
 
 
 

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