THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF SAINT PETER IN EXETER

THE CATHEDRAL SHOP

Collector's Series Cards

The shop now stocks a range of quality greetings cards that have been produced from the photographs taken by Keith Barker, some of which appear on this web site in a reduced form.

Each card measures 148mm x 105mm, printed on gloss board and is supplied with an envelope in a clear wrapper. The inside of the card is left blank for your own message.

The pictures currently available are:

• No. 1 - 14th century angel supporter in the canopy of the Bishop's Throne.
• No. 2 - 19th century kneeling figure on the end of a choir stall.
• No. 3 - 19th century figure of a prophet on the end of a choir stall.
• No. 4 - 15th century Annunciation to the Shepherds, in the Lady Chapel.
• No. 5 - 19th century carving of the Virgin and Child with St Anne, in the Lady Chapel.
• No. 6 - North Tower and roof of the crossing.
• No. 7 - 15th century misericord of a seated king.
• No. 8 - 13th century 'Locust of the Apocalypse' misericord.
• No. 9 - 13th century 'Swan Knight' misericord.
• No. 10 - 13th century misericord. Pipe and tabor player.
• No. 11 - Early 14th century corbel of sow and piglets in the Exchequer Room.
• No. 12 - Lady Dorothy Dodderidge, 1614, in the Lady Chapel.
• No. 13 - Tomb of Bishop Hugh Oldham, 1519
• No. 14 - Corbel of Roger the Mason in the Organ Loft.

• No. 15 - The crucified Christ. East window of St Gabriel's Chapel.
• No. 16 - 15th female head in the east window of the Oldham Chantry.
• No. 17 - 15th male head in the east window of the Oldham Chantry.
• No. 18 - Roof boss showing Christ in Majesty in Grandisson Chantry.
• No. 19 - Lady Chapel roof boss. The face of Christ in Majesty "Pastor Bonus"
• No. 20 - Lady Chapel roof boss. A 'green man'.
• No. 21 - Lady Chapel roof boss. Four human heads - two male, two female.
• No. 22 - Lady Chapel roof boss. A Mason with hat.
• No. 23 - Lady Chapel roof boss. A Mason with head band.
• No. 24 - Lady Chapel roof boss. Vine foliage with tendrils and berries. 

• Heraldry No. 1 - The arms of Exeter Cathedral
• Heraldry No. 2 - The arms of the Dean of Exeter
• Heraldry No. 3 - The arms of Bishop Grandisson, 1327 - 1369

There is also a whole collection of humerous cards - Get Well, Congratulations etc.
with photographs of the gargoyles on the South side of the Cathedral
and an appropriate greeting printed inside.

Price: 99p each

 The Image Screen

The Image Screen shown on this card was begun in the 1340s on the orders of Bishop Grandisson. The Screen was added to the West Front of the Cathedral and was under construction for well over a hundred years.

Bishop Grandisson died in 1369, when the Screen was only partly built. He chose to be buried in the small chapel whose windows are seen to the right of the central door.

This reconstruction is based on minute paint traces that were analysed to determine the Image Screen's original medieval colouring.

This is a large portion of the three-part folded card.

Price: £1.75 each

Image: Stephen Conlin - Pictu Limited www.pictu.co.uk based on research by Eddie Sinclair.

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