Reference Number:- | Godden Number:- | Grant Catalogue Number:- |
gt 32 | not mentioned | unknown |
Words: | Woven on Silk:-
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Size: | Card-mount:
24.0cm deep by 34.0cm wide each individual silk:
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Comments: | by Geoffrey Godden: Other comments: The woven silk to the right titled "Ye Olde Bishopsgate" has the building roofline slopes down from left to right, with the two people to the left of the doorway. In the more popular Ye Views of Olde London, this silk is a mirror image, with the roofline sloping upwards, and the two people to the right of the doorway. The three individual street scene silks were also issued by Grant as individually mounted pictures, being: gt798 - Ye Church of All Hallows (building to left of weaving) Below is another multi-silk picture with the same title, but with two of the mounted silks being different to the version above:- Firstly, the Coat Of Arms in this card mount is actually those of Edinburgh, not London. Secondly, the woven silk to the left titled Ye Church of All Hallows is the version with the building to the right of the weaving, being the mirror image of the version above. |