Truro, Cathedral Church of St Mary
n27. North nave aisle 6
Entries in grey are not obtained from documentary evidence, but are inferred from content, context, etc.
- Date of manufacture and insertion
- Number of lights
- 1
- Maker
- Clayton & Bell
- Main subject
- Joan of Arc : Louis and St Catherine of Siena : Coronation of Charles ,
- Donor
- Mrs Sydney Catherine Tyacke, wife of Revd Joseph Sidney Tyacke, vicar of Helston, relative and friend of dedicatee, died (given by bequest).
- Dedicatee
- Charlotte Elizabeth Willyams, second daughter of Revd Harry Longueville-Jones, wife of Arthur C Willyams of Bodrean, died
- Notes
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- Marriage of Revd Joseph Sidney Tyacke to Sydney Catherine Dey, née Jones, youngest daughter of John Jones of Bryn Adda, Dolgelly, North Wales, widow of Alfred Dey of Kensington, on , , , .
- Death of dedicatee, (short article), (notice).
- Funeral of dedicatee , .
- Death of donor, , .
- Funeral of donor .
- Insertion, , .
- Recently inserted, .
Dedication at the Cathedral of Memorial Windows and Sculpture with Brass to the late Mrs. Arthur Willyams, of Bodmin, given through bequest by Mrs. Sydney Tyacke, of Helston.
, .- Same donor, dedicatee, insertion as n26.
n27.
n27 2 upper. Joan of Arc is shown with plate armour on her upper body and clad in a skirt peppered with fleur de lys. Her left hand holds a staff flying a pennant which is decorated with the motif of Christ in Majesty with two attendant angels. Her right hand grips a sword.
LEWIS· · JOAN · OF · ARC · CATHARINE · OF · SIENA
n27 2 lower. The seated figure on the left represents the crowned King Louis of France (–), with his body swathed in robes. He has a cloak decorated with fleur de lys over his legs which are encased in plate armour. His right hand holds a pennant whilst his left knee supports a heavily embossed closed book. The seated figure on the right is St Catherine of Siena (–) wearing a Dominican habit and cloak. Her hair is unbound and held by a crown of thorns. Her left hand and arm support a pastoral cross, while her right hand holds a heart with a flame coming from it, a reference to one of her visions of an angel plunging a spear into her own heart.
CORONATION · OF · CHARLES·
n27 1. Joan of Arc stands in a prominent position at the coronation of King Charles of France at Reims in .