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PLATE 102
tf. Abraham and Melchisedeck, from the Psalter in St.. John's College, Cambridge, MS, K. 26:
ii xjjin. These pictures (46 in all) are bond op with a late/fourteenth/century text, and nothing
is certainly known of their provenance. Stylistically they seem to belong to the St Albans style
of the late thirteenth century, and are notable examples of it
i. Felbrigg brass, 1416, Felbrigg Church, Norfolk. Sir Simon Felbrigg and his wife Margaret (cousin
to Anne of Bohemia) who died
1416, when the brass was made, the for the date of his
spaces
death being left blank. He is represented as standard/bearer to Richard II. Notice his palettes bearing
St. George's cross, and the garter on his left leg. She wears kirtle, mantle, and crespine head/dress, and
has a pet dog at her feet. Above are the arms of Richard II and his queen, and on the middle pinnacle
those of Sir Simon and his wife, with his badge, a fetterlock, repeated. Richard II's badge, a white hart,
forms the corbel from which the .arches spring