Images copyright Rhiannon 2014.
Showing posts with label interlacing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label interlacing. Show all posts
Saturday, 30 August 2014
Donhead St. Mary, Wiltshire
Labels:
arches,
Britain,
carving,
church,
columns,
Donhead St Mary,
England,
font,
interlacing,
Norman,
Romanesque,
sculpture,
Wiltshire
Thursday, 21 August 2014
Rowberrow, Somerset
We tried to visit the carving at Rowberrow but the church was locked and with no contact details.
This photo comes from a 1909 book about St Aldhelm, by the Rev. G F Browne.
The shape of the head is very reminiscent of the Saxon carving at Frome. The interlacing is very complex! and a free-form style design that concentrates on wrapping the creature in its own tail (such as some of those at Ramsbury) rather than the strict logic of say Teffont Magna.
Labels:
Anglo-Saxon,
animal carving,
Britain,
England,
interlacing,
knotwork,
Rowberrow,
Somerset
Location:
Rowberrow, Winscombe, Somerset BS25, UK
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