An Early Monastic Medieval Limestone Column; c.1400 & Later sub-Art & Sculpture Width: 30”

Width: 30”

and it could be either part of an edition of a series of masks (this one numbered 120) or it could just as easily be a standalone piece and marked 120 for other reasons

though remains in stable overall condition with losses as pictured

warm colors can include midnight blue

With the future defences at Pevensey Bay being managed as a more open beach with fewer groynes

An Early Monastic Medieval Limestone Column; c.1400 & Later sub-Art & Sculpture Width: 30”Origin: English Period: Principally Late Medieval Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1400 & 20thC Height: 45 The Base: 11. 5 The limestone plinth column, of monastic origins, beautifully weathered with age, on a twentieth century octagonal composition stone base and sphere top, surviving principally from the late medieval period. The plinth has sub millimetre flaking to the stone as photographed; with salt damage to the magnesian limestone. The later sphere