Rubbing2023.3 - (left to right) Margaret Dymock (first wife), Robert Ingleton, Clemens Beaumonte (second wife), Isabella Cantilupe (third wife)
Title
Rubbing2023.3 - (left to right) Margaret Dymock (first wife), Robert Ingleton, Clemens Beaumonte (second wife), Isabella Cantilupe (third wife)
Description
Robert Ingleton was Chancellor of the Exchequer to Edward IV
Notes on the Parchment: "Thornton Robert Ingylton & 3 wives 1472"
Description of Rubbing: Robert is in full plate armor except his head is bare and he has short hair. He is standing on a grassy mound with his hands praying. His sword is sitting at his waist and leaning diagonally to the right. The armor is very detailed.
The three wives (one to the left of him and two to the right of him) are identical. They are all wearing low rounded cut fur-trimmed kirtles and horned head dresses. Their hands are praying and their dresses have pleats and folds. They are also detailed.
Notes on the Parchment: "Thornton Robert Ingylton & 3 wives 1472"
Description of Rubbing: Robert is in full plate armor except his head is bare and he has short hair. He is standing on a grassy mound with his hands praying. His sword is sitting at his waist and leaning diagonally to the right. The armor is very detailed.
The three wives (one to the left of him and two to the right of him) are identical. They are all wearing low rounded cut fur-trimmed kirtles and horned head dresses. Their hands are praying and their dresses have pleats and folds. They are also detailed.
Source
Bertram, Jerome. 2019. "Thornton Church - MS1 Robert Ingleton Brass." Mkheritage.org.uk. 2019. http://www.mkheritage.org.uk/wdahs/Thornton/docs/ms1.html.
Date
1472
Contributor
Cynthia Watson
Format
Parchment 93cm x 76cm
Rubbing 79cm x 62cm
Coverage
Thornton, in the church altar tomb, center of nave originally in the center of the chancel
Files
Collection
Citation
“Rubbing2023.3 - (left to right) Margaret Dymock (first wife), Robert Ingleton, Clemens Beaumonte (second wife), Isabella Cantilupe (third wife),” Exhibits, accessed April 5, 2025, https://exhibits.library.utoronto.ca/items/show/29086.