D. BUILDING TYPES

D3. FUNERARY AND OTHER MONUMENTS

For general works on , some of which include monuments, see B1, B2, B3. Periodicals: see B1, B2, D1b; also Bulletin of the International Society for the Study of Monuments, from 1986 called Church Monuments; Transactions of the Society; full bibliographies of recent work are in Bulletins for 1979, 1981, 1982 and 1983.

Badham, S.F. 1990 London Standardisation and Provincial Idiosyncrasy: The Organisation and Working Practices of brass engravings workshops in pre-Reformation England, Church Monuments Journal 5, 3–25 Baggs, A.P. 1968 Sixteenth-century terracotta in East Anglia, Archaeological Journal 125, 296–300 Bindman, D., and Baker, M. 1996 Roubiliac and the eighteenth-century monument: Sculpture as Theatre Brooks, C. 1989 Mortal Remains. The history and present state of the Victorian and Edwardian cemetery Burgess, F. 1963 English Churchyard Memorials Busco, M. 1994 Sir Richard Westmacott, sculptor Cameron, H.K. 1982 Flemish brasses to civilians in England, Archaeological Journal 139, 420–40 Cheetham, F. 1985 English Medieval Alabasters Cherry, B. 1984 An Early c16 London Design, Architectural History 27, 85–95 Cherry, B. 1990 Some new types of late medieval tombs in the London area, Medieval Art, and Archaeology in London (B.A.A. Conference Transactions 1984), 140–54 Cocke, T. 1980 Classical or Gothic: Lady Anne Clifford reconsidered, Country Life 167 (31 January), 324–6 Collinson, H. 1975 Country Monuments: their families and houses Colvin, H. 1991 Architecture and the Afterlife Crossley, F.H. 1921 English Church Monuments 1150–1550 Curl, J.S. 1971 and 2000 Victorian Celebration of Death Curl, J.S. 1982 Suggestion of permanence: funerary architecture in the classical tradition, Country Life 172 (9 September), 756–60 Curl, J.S. 1982 Language of Rationalism, Country Life 172 (16 September), 827–30 Curl, J.S. 1984 The design of early British cemeteries, Journal of Garden History 4, 223–56 Curl, J.S 2002 Death and Architecture Emmerson, R. 1978 Monumental brasses: London design c. 1420–85, Journal of the British Archaeological Association 131, 50–78 Esdaile, K.A. 1927 Monumental Sculpture since the Renaissance Esdaile, K.A. 1946 English Church Monuments 1530–1840 Friedman, A.T. 1985 Patronage and the production of tombs in London and the provinces: the Willoughby monument of 1591, Antiquaries Journal 65, 390–401 Fryer, A.C. 1924 Wooden Monumental Effigies in England and Wales Fryer, A.C. 1925 Monumental effigies by Bristol craftsmen, Archaeologia 74, 1 Gardner, A. 1940 Alabaster Tombs of the Pre-Reformation Period in England Gee, L.L. 1979 Ciborium tombs in England 1290–1330, Journal of the British Archaeological Association 132, 29–41 Gildea, J. 1911 For Remembrance and in honour of those who lost their lives in the South African War Gillon, E.V. 1972 Victorian Cemetery Art Greenhill, F.A. 1958 Incised Slabs of and Rutland (with lists for other counties) Greenhill, F.A. 1976 Incised Effigial Slabs: a study of engraved stone memorials in Latin Christendom c.1100–c.1700, 2 vols. Haines, H. 1861, reprinted 1970 Manual of Monumental Brasses Hampton, W.E. 1979 Memorials of the Wars of the Roses Harris, J., and Stamp, G. 1977 Silent Cities: an exhibition of the memorial and cemetery architecture of the Great War, catalogue of an exhibition at the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, London Hurtig, J.S. 1982 Seventeenth-century shroud tombs: classical revival and Anglican context, Art Bulletin 64, 217 Irwin, D. 1977 Death, sentiment and pity in tombs at the end of the 18th century, British Society for 18th Century Studies (February), 37–40 James, L. 1975–9 The image of an armed man, Monumental Brasses 12, 53–66 Jones, B. 1967 Design for Death Kemp, B. 1980 English Church Monuments King, A. 1997 Memorials of the Great War in Britain King, P.K. 1990 The Cadaver Tomb in England: Novel Manifestations of an Old Idea, Church Monuments 5, 26–38 Lees, H. 2000 English Churchyard Memorials Lindley, P. 1990 ‘Una Grande Opera Al Mio Re’: Gilt-Bronze Effigies in England from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, Journal of the British Archaeological Association 143, 112–130 Lindley, P. 1995 Gothic to Renaissance: Essays on Sculpture in England Llewellyn, N. 1991 The Art of Death: Visual Culture in the English Death Ritual, c.1500–c.1800 Llewellyn, N. 1995 Plinie is a weyghtye witnesse: the Classical Reference in Post-Reformation Funeral Monuments, Albion’s , the visual arts in Britain 1550–1660, ed. L. Gent, 147–62 Mann, J.G. 1932–3 English church monuments 1536–1625, Walpole Society 21 Meara, D. 1983 Victorian Memorial Brasses Meara, D. 1991 A.W.N. Pugin and the revival of memorial brasses Moriarty, C. 1995 The Absent Dead and Figurative First World War Memorials, Transactions of the Anicent Monuments Society. 39, 7–40 Norris, M. 1977, 1978 Monumental Brasses: 1, The Memorials; 2, The Craft Panofsky, E. 1964 Tomb Sculpture Pearson, L.F. 2002 Mausoleums Penny, N.B. 1974 Monuments to early reformers, Country Life 155 (7 March), 492–3 Penny, N.B. 1974 The commercial garden necropolis of the early nineteenth century and its critics, Journal of Garden History 2 (3), 61 Penny, N.B. 1975 English church monuments to women who died in childbed, Journal of Warburg and Courtauld Institutes. 38, 314–32 Penny, N.B. 1976 Dead dogs and Englishmen, Connoisseur 192 (August), 298–303 Penny, N.B. 1977 Church Monuments in Romantic England Physick, J. 1969 Designs for English Sculpture 1680–1860 Physick, J. 1987 Royal Monuments in the 19th Century, Church Monuments Journal 2, 44–56 Schwarzbaum, E. 1981 Three Tournai tombslabs in England, Gesta 20, 312–7 Southwick, L. 1988 The Armour depicted on the Hastings Brass compared with that of contemporary monuments, T.M.B.S. 14 (3), 173–96 Stephenson, M. 1926 Monumental Brasses (appendix 1928) Stillman, D. 1978 Death defied and honour upheld: the mausoleum in neo-classical England, Art Quarterly 1 (3), 175–213 Summerson, J. 1978 Sir John Soane and the furniture of death, Architectural Review 163 (March), 147 (reprinted in The Unromantic Castle, 1990) Thomson, F.E., ed. 1983 Studies in Medieval Sculpture Tummers, H.A. 1980 Early Secular Effigies in England, the thirteenth century Waterfield, G., ed. 1996 Soane and Death: The Tombs and Monuments of Sir John Soane White, A. 1985 Classical learning and the early Stuart Renaissance, Church Monuments Journal 1 (1), 20–33 White, A. 1992 Church Monuments in Britain 1560–1660, Ph.D. thesis, Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London White, A. 1992 England c.1560–c.1660. A Hundred Years of Continental Influence, Church Monuments 7, 34–74 Wilson, J. 1990 Holy Innocents: Some Aspects of the Iconography of Children on English Renaissance Tombs, Church Monuments 5, 57–63