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Monumental brass rubbing, Elizabeth Rok, Penn, Bucks

Monumental brass rubbing, Elizabeth Rok, Penn, Bucks


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Monumental brass rubbing, Elizabeth Rok, Penn, Bucks

Monumental brass rubbing, Elizabeth Rok, Penn, Buckinghamshire.
1540

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1540 1540s Brass Buckinghamshire Bucks Inscription Monumental Penn Rubbing Elizabeth


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1. Title: "A 16th Century Brass Rubbing: The Effigy of Elizabeth Rok at Penn Church, Buckinghamshire (1540)" This evocative brass rubbing depicts the figure of Elizabeth Rok, a woman of esteemed standing in 16th century Penn, Buckinghamshire. The intricately detailed image, created through the ancient art of brass rubbing, captures the essence of Elizabeth's memorial, which dates back to 1540. Brass rubbings are a unique and captivating way to explore the rich history of the past. They involve pressing paper or fabric onto the raised surface of a brass plaque or effigy, resulting in an impression of the intricate designs and inscriptions. This particular rubbing showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of the 1540s, with its delicate lines and precise detailing. Elizabeth Rok's effigy is a testament to the importance of women in 16th century society. The figure is depicted in a dignified posture, her hands folded demurely in her lap, and wearing the elaborate garments of the era. The inscription below her image reads, "Here lyeth the body of Elizabeth Rok, wyfe of John Rok, which dyed the xxvth day of March Anno Domini M.D.XL." The discovery and preservation of brass rubbings like this one is essential for understanding the history and culture of the past. They offer a tangible connection to the people and stories that shaped our world, allowing us to appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship of bygone eras. This magnificent brass rubbing of Elizabeth Rok serves as a poignant reminder of the lives and legacies of those who came before us, and the enduring power of art and history to inspire and captivate us.

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