6.5'X30" Framed Brass Rubbing of Sir John Peryent from St. Marys Church EN For Sale

Original rubbing from the tomb top by my parents in 1972. Rubbings are no longer legal as of 1978. one of a kind, full scale. This rare piece is a classic English brass rubbing depicting Sir John Peryent (died 1415), who served as the squire to King Richard II and later as the master of the horse to Joan of Navarre, the queen of Henry IV.Key Details & CharacteristicsLocation of the Original: The original monumental brass is located on the floor of St. Mary's Church in Digswell, Hertfordshire, England.Armorial Markers: He is depicted wearing characteristic early 15th-century plate armor (Lancastrian period) with round, decorative plates (besagews) shielding his armpits, his hands clasped in prayer, and a diagonal sword belt slung across his hips.The Base: He stands with his feet resting upon a stylized lion, a common medieval symbol representing courage, nobility, and status.Great Condition.