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Description: | Carr did not like Burton Latimer, but it had this 'proverbial jewel in the toad's head'. It depicts Issachar in c.1700 clothes, a Tudor yeoman with a scythe, mattock and donkey, a pioneer pressing for the frontier. Carr recalls a late vicar of the parish a Mr. Sharpley. He owned the first valentine card, a stuffed bird which sang, a lock of Bonny Prince Charlie's hair, and a fur tippet worn by an ancestor of his, an Archbishop of York, and the contemporary portrait of this same archbishop wearing the same tippet. | Subjects: | Murals Religious buildings Decorative arts Paintings Wall paintings Priories Abbeys Church architecture Painting | Source: | Vads | Creator: | Author/Creator: Carr, J L | Identifier: | http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=2990... | Go to resource |
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