Late Gothic Carved Walnut Figure of a Crowned Female Saint, Southern Europe, 15th–Early 16th Century Angel Carving In Celtic Britain and further

In Celtic Britain and further afield many shrines were set at the source of a river

A number of stone figures and architectural elements were added over a time period of 20 years by the stonemason James Johnson of Stamfordham to work in synergy with surviving medieval examples

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Late Gothic Carved Walnut Figure of a Crowned Female Saint, Southern Europe, 15th–Early 16th Century Angel Carving In Celtic Britain and furtherA late Gothic carved walnut figure of a crowned female saint, Southern Europe, 15thearly 16th Century. Beautifully carved with a serene, softly modelled face and long curling hair, the figure wears an unusual courtly coronet and a high waisted gown finished with decorative tasselling. These refined details are characteristic of the late Gothic period, gently transitioning toward early Renaissance taste, and suggest she represents a royal saint most