Bath, Art and Architecture

Friday, 24 October 2025

Two Monuments by Ford of Bath - Bath Abbey and Bathford Church

Whilst Thomas King and the Reeve families of Sculptors of Bath have been written about, the Fords father and son have received scant atten...

The Remarkable and very Eccentric Carved Stone Monument to William Squire at St James' Churchyard, Burton Lazars, Leicestershire. Here suggested as possibly by William Tyler, and the two Tyler Monuments at Spelsbury

This post was prompted by an instagram post by fellow enthusiast Guy Tobin. I am very grateful to Guy for informing me of its existence. M...

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