Hurstbourne
Tarrant, Hampshire - St Peter Church
13th centuryClick on photos to enlarge.
Notes in italics from Hampshire and the Isle of Wight by Nikolaus Pevsner
and David Lloyd (1967)
Yale University Press, New Haven and London |
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Of
flint, low, with a C17 clerestory and a three-stage, weatherboarded
bell-turret with broach-spire (15th century).
... The aisle walls look c.1300. On the N side a fine three-light window
with cusped intersecting tracery. ... |
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The
church has a Late Norman S doorway with one order of columns, their
capitals just turning stiff-leaf, the arch pointed, with a slight chamfer
and zigzag at r. angles to the wall. At the start and end of the arch
monster-heads, one of them a beakhead biting in the wrong direction. ... |
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The
arcades must be of about 1230. Three bays, round piers, round abaci,
double-chamfered arches. ...
Paintings. In the N aisle the three Quick and the three Dead, early C14,
and uncommonly well recognizable and unrestored and hence enjoyable. To
the l. of this traces of a Wheel of the Seven Deadly S. Also areas of
all-over ornament. |
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Monument.
Sarah Debary died 1823, by W.Gibbs of Basingstoke. Standing Woman by a
sarcophagus. The attitude is unhackneyed.
Jane Austen connection |
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Map
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