These photographs are all taken in Norfolk medieval churches and are to the best of my knowledge of medieval carvings. It is a part of my attempt to rationalise my photos of medieval carving in Norfolk. There are scenes from every day life, biblical figures and messages, and green men and angels. More detailed information on the carving can be found in an earlier post
Trunch
Trunch
The peddlar of Swaffham
Swaffham, rosary
North Elmham
North Elmham
North Elmham
Kings Lynn St Nicholas
Kings Lynn St Nicholas
Kings Lynn St Nicholas
Kings Lynn St Nicholas
Kings Lynn St Nicholas
kings Lynn St Nicholas
Kings Lynn St Nicholas
Kings Lynn, St Margaret, green mantt
Kings Lynn, St Margarett
Kings Lynn St Margaret, Bishop Despenser of Norwich
Kings Lynn, St Margaret
Great Massingham
Great Massingham
Norwich St Andrew, misericord
Norwich St Andrew
Norwich St Andrew
Kings Lynn St Margaret.
Forncett St Peter, one of the mercies – praying for the dead
Stokesby
Salle
Wilton. Man doing penance, or looking for his contact lens, or at the end of a bad night.
Wilton, back of shepherd
Wilton, penance? heavy night out?
Wilton, shepherd
Feltwell, one of the mercies – visiting the prisoner
Feltwell, one of the mercies – feeding the hungry
Feltwell, one of the mercies – welcome the stranger
Feltwell, burying the dead
Burnham Deepdale font
Burnham Deepdale font – May, June, July and August
Thornham
Thornham
Grimston, man having his tongue cut out
Wickmere, lute player
Grimston
Cawston
Grimston, green man?
Harpley,
Harpley, happy bishop
Harpley, St James with pilgrim’s staff
Seething font, confirmation?
Seething font, baptism
Taverham. St Edmund
Salle. Censing angel
Castle Rising font
Bressingham
Walpole St Peter
Walpole St Peter
Walpole St Peter
Walpole St Peter
Stalham
Stalham, font (Baptism))
Stalham, font (Holy Trinity)
Wiggenhall St Mary the Virgin,bench end
Wiggenhall St Mary the Virgin,bench end
Wiggenhall St Mary the Virgin,bench end
Wiggenhall St Mary the Virgin,bench end
Wiggenhall St Mary the Virgin,bench end
Wiggenhall St Mary the Virgin,bench end
Wiggenhall St Mary the Virgin,bench end
West Lynn, bench end
West Lynn, bench end
West Lynn, bench end
West Lynn, bench end
Walpole St Peter, bench end
Walpole St Peter, wolf carrying the head of St Edmund
Tuttington, wild man creeping up on a dragon
Tuttington, green man?
Tuttington, drummer
Tuttington, woman, allowing her basket to be rifled
Tilney All Saints,
Tilney All Saints,
Tilney All Saints, bench end
Thurgarton, bench end
Thurgarton, bench end
Thurgarton, bench end
Weston Longville, All Saints, Green Man in spandrells of sedilia
Wickhampton, St Andrew
Salle, St Peter and Paul, pew end
Salle, St Peter and Paul, misericord
Haddiscoe, St Mary, font detail
Old Buckenham, St Peter r., peend (Old Testament prophet?)
Wood Rising, St Nicholas
Wickhampton, St Andrew, tomb of Lady Gerbygge (c1280)
2 thoughts on “People, green men, saints, and angels”
AMAZING and I love the commentary! These images redeem so much! Make a book?
On Thu, Aug 3, 2017 at 6:28 PM, Paul Harley Photographer wrote:
> paulharley posted: “These photographs are all taken in Norfolk medieval > churches and are to the best of my knowledge of medieval carvings. It is a > part of my attempt to rationalise my photos of medieval carving in Norfolk. > There are scenes from every day life, biblical figu” >
Yes, I’d like to – just unsure how to pull it together at the moment – plus I’ve not attracted a publisher! I reckon I could sell 500, but I’m not keen on going down the self-publishing route at the moment.
AMAZING and I love the commentary! These images redeem so much! Make a book?
On Thu, Aug 3, 2017 at 6:28 PM, Paul Harley Photographer wrote:
> paulharley posted: “These photographs are all taken in Norfolk medieval > churches and are to the best of my knowledge of medieval carvings. It is a > part of my attempt to rationalise my photos of medieval carving in Norfolk. > There are scenes from every day life, biblical figu” >
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Yes, I’d like to – just unsure how to pull it together at the moment – plus I’ve not attracted a publisher! I reckon I could sell 500, but I’m not keen on going down the self-publishing route at the moment.
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