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Alderman Richard Humble and his two wives Elizabeth and Isabel. A City Alderman, Humble was a member of the Church Vestry of St Saviour's. The monument is a typical example of the 'Southwark School' of monuments made by a group of Flemish refugee sculptors who lived and worked on Bankside.

Location Southwark Cathedra (St. Saviour's)/London/Great Britain

Unique Identifier ART327484

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 2290px × 3364px

Photo Credit James Morris / Art Resource, NY

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17th century CE