norfolk churches 1

panels next to the south double splay window, with figure with halo in lower one

the dead rise from their coffins, part of the c11 doom

to the left of the trinity are paintings in panels, presumably showing the saved?

the dead rise, pushing their coffin lids aside

archangel with 4 wings blows the last trump in the c11 doom

tantalising remains of figures to the left of the mandorla containing the trinity

main figure of trinity on east wall over chancel arch, with god the father holding christ on the cross, the holy spirit in the form of a dove with outstretched wings and its tail pointing down from top left to his head . this is believed to be the oldest european depiction of this image in a church.

archangel with four wings and a halo blowing trumpet to wake the dead in the c11 doom , with row of roundels of saints above

above the c11 chancel arch and two altar niches the wall is covered with late c11 murals. in the centre, a large trinity, with god holding a crucifix, and a dove by his head. below are roundels of christ and his saints to the left, and roundels of demons to the right. the dead rise from their graves bottom left, awoken by trumpetting angels, the saved surround the main trinity. little remains of the damned to the right. above to the left are figures in an arcade, just below the long horizontal banner that crosses the whole painting.

noah's ark is one of the damaged subjects on the north wall here

north wall with c11 double splay window and mural of the creation of eve. cushion pattern covers the window splay.

archangel with 4 wings blows the last trump in the c11 doom

reused roman brick in the simple c11 chancel arch , above which is the doom

on the south wall by the double splayed window can be made out the figure of god next to the wheel of fortune, most of which was destroyed when an aisle was opened up through this wall. his face can be seen above his robes, and an arc of the wheel to the right

archangel with four wings and a halo blowing trumpet to wake the dead in the c11 doom

very early c12 murals of death of st.edmund, with crossbowmen to either side

very early c12 murals of death of st.edmund, with crossbowmen to either side , other figures above and below them

very early c12 murals of death of st.edmund, with crossbowmen to either side