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Actions	Newtown Trim: tomb of Sir Lucas Dillon Remove from selection Add to selection TitleNewtown Trim: tomb of Sir Lucas Dillon Reference0097/116.04 Creator Daniel Grose +- Date of Birth: 1766 Date of death: 1838 History/Biography: antiquarian Scope and ContentWatercolour painting with accompanying MS notes by Daniel Grose sowing the tomb of Sir Lucas Dillon and his two wives, Marion Sharl and Jane Bathe, located in the ruins of the parish church at Newtown Trim, just to the east of the cathedral. The tomb, which was erected in the 1580s or 1590s, is described by Roger Stalley as 'one of the finest pieces if Renaissance sculpture in Ireland'. Extent1 item Level of descriptionItem Hierarchy browser 0097/116. Supplement to the Antiquities of Ireland by Daniel Grose Esq.r 1792-1838 fonds contains 72 parts 0097/116.04 Newtown Trim: tomb of Sir Lucas Dillon Item

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Scope and ContentWatercolour painting with accompanying MS notes by Daniel Grose sowing the tomb of Sir Lucas Dillon and his two wives, Marion Sharl and Jane Bathe, located in the ruins of the parish church at Newtown Trim, just to the east of the cathedral. The tomb, which was erected in the 1580s or 1590s, is described by Roger Stalley as 'one of the finest pieces if Renaissance sculpture in Ireland'.

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0097/116.
Supplement to the Antiquities of Ireland by Daniel Grose Esq.r

1792-1838
fonds contains 72 parts
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