27959
The Jane Hayward Database of Medieval Art
United Kingdom, England, Cambridgeshire, Cambridge, University of Cambridge, King's College, King's College Chapel
first half 16c.
Christ, Crucifixion
Great East window (13).
Tracery: in the centerm the arms of Henry VII on a banner held by a red dragon; in the side lights, the Lancaster rose (red), the Tudor rose (red and white) the ostrich feather with scroll Ich dien, the fleur-de-lis, the porticullis, and initials H.R., H.E., and H.K. The scenes below are six in number, each occupying three lights.
Also depicting Christ: Ecce Homo, Pilate: washing Hands.
Harrison, K., An Illustrated Guide to the Windows of King's College Chapel, Cambridge (1957), esp. p. 41
Wayment, H., The Windows of King's College Chapel Cambridge (1972)
Wayment, H., King's College Chapel Cambridge: The Side-Chapel Glass (1988)
Smart, C., King's College Chapel, Cambridge: The Great Windows (2005)