Art, Image, Power and Place: Contextualising the Stone Sculpture of Anglo-Saxon England

Explores Anglo-Saxon stone sculpture from the seventh to eleventh centuries, focusing on its production, context, and significance.

Early medieval stone sculptures survive across Europe: at waysides, in architectural settings and in churches and graveyards, and provide an exceptional source for understanding the aesthetics and beliefs of early medieval communities. England is no exception to this. Thousands of intact and fragmentary stone monuments survive from the seventh to eleventh centur...