Magic Lantern Slide: Misericord. A Lion -- Exeter Cathedral

This image is from a collection of glass lantern slides created by Mr Weaver Baker in 1911. It shows one of the medieval misericord seats in Exeter Cathedral carved in the form of a lion. Weaver Baker’s collection forms an early and detailed photographic record of Exeter Cathedral and other historic buildings in the city.

Object Summary

Accession Loan No.
322/1977/43
Category
Antiquities
Collection Class
Social and industrial history
Collection Area Region
Northern Europe
Collector Excavator
Weaver Baker, W, Mr
Material
glasspaperphotographic emulsion
Common Name
Magic Lantern Slide: Misericord. A Lion -- Exeter Cathedral
Simple Name
slide
Inscription Transcription
handwritten '103' on top edge; handwritten '43' (twice) on labels at top corners; handwritten 'Misericord. A Lion -- Exeter Cathedral' on mount; printed 'Photographed by W. Weaver Baker' on label on mount
Period Classification
Early Medieval (1200-1400); Edwardian (1901-1914)
Production Country
United Kingdom
Production Date
1911; 1911
Production Person Initials
W. Weaver
Production Person Surname
Baker

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Lantern Slide: Misericord. A Lion -- Exeter Cathedral