German or English, after 1527

numbered with paint in the lower right corner: 2018 and 2024; between two sheets of perspex in a wood frame

Probably parish church of Compton Verney, Warwickshire, circa 1527
Chapel at Compton Verney, Warwickshire, 1852
Christie's London, 30 July 1931, lot 144A
Sotheby's New York, 23 September 1998, lot 126

F. Sydney Eden, Ancient Stained and Painted Glass, Cambridge, 1933, pp. 114-119

Although both panels are in stable condition there are losses to the leading and cracks consistent with age. The clear sections around the figures are all replacements. There is some scratching to the perspex sheets. St. Mathurinus has a crack restored with tape to the top left corner. There are losses to the leading at the proper left schoulder. The top left window of St Anthony is cracked throughout and has a loss to it. The window under this has a crack as does the clear window on the right side. A piece of leading was lost in the beard.
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