scottish churches
the kirk of st.nicholas, aberdeen, livery collar d…
the kirk of st.nicholas, aberdeen
the kirk of st.nicholas, aberdeen
the kirk of st.nicholas, aberdeen
the kirk of st.nicholas, aberdeen
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part of tomb , maybe c16? , in the north transept . not easy to judge in a very dark church in november with no lights on ; could be c15 .
the kirk of st.nicholas, aberdeen
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the south transept from the crossing, mostly rebuilt in 1834 and 1874, but retaining blocked norman arches in the east wall
the kirk of st.nicholas, aberdeen
the kirk of st.nicholas, aberdeen
the kirk of st.nicholas, aberdeen
the kirk of st.nicholas, aberdeen
the kirk of st.nicholas, aberdeen
the kirk of st.nicholas, aberdeen
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only mediaeval brass left in scotland, to sir alexander irvine of drum and his wife elizabeth de keith, hanging above their effigies in the south transept. the dates are blank, but he died in 1457, unlike english practice, the letters are in relief with the background cut away
the kirk of st.nicholas, aberdeen
the kirk of st.nicholas, aberdeen
the kirk of st.nicholas, aberdeen
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effigy of an unknown provost of the 1430s, now on a windowcill in a corridor. surely better shown in the empty transepts ?
the kirk of st.nicholas, aberdeen
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effigy of an unknown provost of the 1430s, now on a windowcill in a corridor. surely better shown in the empty transepts ?
the kirk of st.nicholas, aberdeen
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effigy of an unknown wife of a provost , c.1430. since this is the biggest collection of mediaeval effigies in scotland, should they not be easier to see, perhaps displaed in the empty transept ?
the kirk of st.nicholas, aberdeen
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effigy of gilbert menzies, +1452, brought from maryculter preceptory church, now up on a dark windowcill in a corridor of the west kirk
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