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Ranworth Rood Screen with annotations
Artistunknown English
Year13th Century

Ranworth rood screen is considered one of the finest examples of a medieval rood screen to have survived the iconoclasm of the English Reformation.[1][2] It is located in the Church of St Helens, Ranworth, Norfolk, UK. The exact dates for the creation of the screen are unknown, though most experts agree that the paintings were probably executed sometime in the 13th Century, with the erection of the wooden screen itself possibly occurring some years earlier.[3]

North Retable (St John the Baptist Chapel)[edit]

St Etheldreda, St Agnes, St John the Baptist, St Barbara

North Wing[edit]

St George, St Stephen, Bishop (St Felix?)

Central rood screen (Twelve Apostles)[edit]

left central screen[edit]

St Simon, St Thomas, St Bartholomew, St James mjr., St Andrew, St Peter

right central screen[edit]

St Paul, Saint John, St Philip, St James mnr., St Jude, St Matthew

South Wing[edit]

Archbishop Thomas Becket, St Lawrence, St Michael.

South Retable (The Lady Chapel)[edit]

St Mary Salome, Virgin Mary, St Mary Cleophas, St Margaret of Antioch

References[edit]

  • Lasko and Morgan (eds.), P and N.J,Medieval Art in East Anglia 1300-1520, 1973, Jarrold & Sons Ltd., Norwich
  • Lasko and Morgan (eds.), P and N.J,Medieval Art in East Anglia 1300-1520, 1974, Thames & Hudson Ltd, ISBN13: 9780500232033
  • Mortlock and Roberts, D.P. and C.V.,The Guide to Norfolk Churches, The Lutterworth Press, 2007
  • Munro Cautley, H., Norfolk Churches, The Boydell Press, 1949
  • Pye, Adrian S., A photographic and historical guide to the Parish Churches of East Norfolk, ASPYE, 2010
  • Yaxley, Susan: The Reformation in Norfolk Parish Churches, Witley Press Ltd., 1990 ISBN 0948400129

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