SOLD - Rubbing of Sir Robert de Bures

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Rubbing van Sir Robert de Bures, maker onbekend. Rubbing op papier in lijst met glas. Sir Robert de Bures (1250 - 1331) ligt begraven in de parochiekerk in de Lady Chapel, Acton, Suffolk. Boven zijn graf bevindt zich een koperen beeld. Het beeldt hem af in maliënkolder, met gekruiste benen. Bij rubbing ontstaat het beeld door op een ruw oppervlak papier te leggen en met zacht tekenmateriaal over dit papier te wrijven, waardoor een afdruk van de ruwe achtergrond op het papier zichtbaar wordt. Het is niet zeker of deze rubbing op het originele koper reliëf of op een replica is gemaakt. Conditie: paar scheurtjes in het papier gerepareed met tape aan de achterzijde, waardoor verkleurde plekken in het papier zijn ontstaan, lijst toont gebruikssporen. Afmetingen incl lijst: 223 x 76 x 2 cm.

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Bring museum objects into your home!.

Heritage at home

The primary goal of MuseumDepotShop is to help museums clean up their storage, and to ship your favorite museum pieces, into your home.
You're directly supporting the museum

Your purchase largely flows back to the museum sector. In turn, the museums use the money to improve their collections.

Weekly new objects

Our collection continues to grow, as new museums join us all the time. So you can always expect a diverse collection!
Cancellation policy

If you do not want the piece after purchase, you will simply get your money back.