Skip to content
Home
Favourites
0
Advanced search
Shopping cart
0
Register
Log in
Images of Edinburgh
Browse map
Area A - Z
Browse by date
Exhibitions
Current exhibition
All exhibitions
Collections
About the collections
Browse by theme
Subject A - Z
The image library for the collections of Edinburgh Libraries and Museums and Galleries
Images of Edinburgh
Browse map
Area A - Z
Browse by date
Exhibitions
Current exhibition
All exhibitions
Collections
About the collections
Browse by theme
Subject A - Z
Chester Cathedral, Lector's pulpit in Refectory
Ross, Thomas, 1866, Watercolour
Chester Cathedral, Lector's pulpit in Refectory
Chester Cathedral, Lector's pulpit in Refectory
Add to favourites
Share
Item record
About this image
Related
Location
Category
Library Item
Item no
29132
Title
Chester Cathedral, Lector's pulpit in Refectory
Artist / maker
Ross, Thomas
Date
1866
Size
23.0 x 22.0 cm
Type
Watercolour
Location
Art and Design Library
Thomas Ross was born at Wardheads, Errol, and attended local schools before going to Glasgow around 1855 to work as an assistant to architect Alexander Kirkland.
In 1862 he began as an assistant to David MacGibbon in Edinburgh, and was made a partner in the firm of MacGibbon and Ross in 1872. Ross began sketching the architecture of Scotland along with his senior partner, contributing to the latter's public lectures, and culminating in the pair's major publications.
Chester Cathedral is the former abbey church of a Benedictine monastery, dedicated to Saint Werburgh. It is now dedicated to Christ and the Blessed Virgin Mary and since 1541 has been the seat of the Bishop of Chester.
Exhibitions with this item
Thomas Ross paintings
Other views of this item
Related images
Related subjects
Architecture
>
Architectural features
>
Arches
Architecture
>
Architectural features
>
Doors and doorways
Architecture
>
Architectural features
>
Pillars
Architecture
>
Architectural features
>
Stairways
Architecture
>
Architectural features
>
Stone carvings
Places
>
United Kingdom
>
Cheshire
Religion
>
Religious facilities
>
Cathedrals
Rights and purchasing
Use
Category
Reproduction
Circulation
Duration
Region
Required information
Media options