wall paintings

early c16 wall painting on north wall of nave, showing seven deadly sins. a naked figure -pride ? - has dragon's heads growing from it, each swallowing a sinner. one even grows from the top of the figure's head, and the upper left hand one is gluttony, holding a flagon of drink.

early c16 wall painting on north wall of nave, showing seven deadly sins. a naked figure -pride ? - has dragon's heads growing from it, each swallowing a sinner. one even grows from the top of the figure's head, and the upper left hand one is gluttony, holding a flagon of drink. going by other such murals, the dragon coming from his chest is anger, from his right hand greed, from his left hand envy, from his loins lust, leaving only sloth.

c18 mural text in north chapel

painted text of c.1800 in aisle

swordsman detail of the late c15 wall painting of st.christopher

c14 king , one of the kings from the 3 living, 3 dead.

st.margaret before the provost. c14

st.margaret sits with distaff, being taught to spin by her nurse; the provost olybrius and his men watch from the right. c14

st.margaret is tortured with water , c14

north wall scenes by door, with st.michael weighing souls on the right with golden scales, st.margaret in the middle with golden staff and hair, wearing a red top, and other unreadable scenes of the c14.

late c13 painted arcading on the north wall of the nave

c17 carolean arms and c18 hebrew yhvh in a glory above, at the top of the east wall of the nave,overpainted with later arms below

royal arms of queen anne and the decalogue of 1713 over the chancel arch, they cover earlier stuart arms, and tantalising glimpses of early mediaeval work can be spotted underneath.

painted memorial of the naval carruthers family, c.1801

creed of 1713 pinted on south nave wall

hermit holding lantern, detail of the late c15 wall painting of st.christopher

background detail of the late c15 wall painting of st.christopher