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18th-century brasses

18th century
18th-century brasses

18th-century brasses (c. 1701–1800) are rare survivals of an earlier commemorative tradition. When used, they are typically modest and inscriptional, reflecting Enlightenment restraint and the declining role of figurative imagery in Protestant memorial culture.

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