This list of dated works, taken from E. S. Prior and A. Gardner, An Account of Medieval Figure-Sculpture in England. Cambridge 1912, is meant to be read in conjunction with my posts on Prior & Gardiner – sculpture as evolution and Romanesque Sculpture – the Canon.
| Location | Work | Assigned date |
| Ault Hucknall, St John the Baptist (Derbys), | Tympanum and lintel | c.1000 |
| Southwell Minster (Derbys) | Tympanum | c.1000 |
| Ipswich, St Nicholas (Suffolk) | Tympanum | c.1000 |
| Daglingworth, Holy Rood (Glos) | Reliefs | c.1000 |
| Chichester Cathedral (Sussex) | Reliefs | c.1000 |
| Durham Castle Chapel | Capitals | c.1070 |
| Burnham Deepdale, St Mary (Norfolk) | Font | c.1100 |
| Westminster Abbey (London) | Capital | c.1100 |
| Hereford Cathedral | Capital | c.1100 |
| Moreton Valence, St Stephen (Glos) | Tympanum | c.1120 |
| Kilpeck, St Mary and St David (Herefords) | Chancel arch/ corbels | c.1125 |
| Dinton, St Peter (Bucks) | Tympanum | c.1125 |
| Fordington, St George (Dorset) | Tympanum | c.1125 |
| Stone, St John the Baptist (Bucks) | Font | c.1125 |
| Eardisley, St Mary Magdalene (Herefords) | Font | c.1125 |
| Romsey Abbey (Hampshire) | Corbel table | c.1125 |
| Harpole, All Saints (Northants) | Font | c.1140 |
| Northampton, St Peter (Northants) | Relief and capitals | c.1140 |
| Rochester Cathedral (Kent) | West doorway | c.1140-80 |
| Kilpeck, St Mary and St David (Herefords) | South doorway | c.1150 |
| Elkstone, St John the Evangelist (Glos) | Tympanum | c.1150 |
| Ely Cathedral (Cambridgeshire) | Bishop Nigel’s tomb | c.1150 |
| Toftrees, All Saints (Norfolk), | Font | c.1150 |
| West Haddon, All Saints (Northants) | Font | c.1150 |
| Highworth, St Michael (Wilts) | Tympanum | c.1150 |
| Romsey Abbey (Hampshire) | Capitals | c.1150 |
| Canterbury Cathedral | Crypt capitals | c.1150 |
| Fownhope, St Mary (Herefords) | Tympanum | c.1150 |
| Much Wenlock Priory (Salop) | Lavabo | c.1150 |
| Water Stratford, St Giles (Bucks) | Tympanum | c.1150 |
| Winchester Cathedral | Font | c.1150 |
| Elstow, St Mary (Beds) | Tympanum | c.1150 |
| Ely Cathedral (Cambridgeshire) | Prior’s doorway | c.1150 |
| Durham Cathedral Chapter House | Atlas figures | c.1150 |
| Lincoln Cathedral (Lincs) | West front frieze | c.1160 |
| Malmesbury Abbey church (Wilts) | Tympana | c.1160 |
| Iffley, St Mary (Oxon) | Doorways | c.1160 |
| Southrop, St Peter (Glos) | Font | c.1160 |
| Hereford Cathedral | Font | c.1170 |
| Barfreston, St Nicholas (Kent) | South doorway | c.1170 |
| Brighton, St Nicholas (Sussex) | Font | c.1170 |
| York, Yorkshire Museum | Death of Dives tympanum | c.1170 |
| Durham Cathedral | Screen reliefs | c.1170 |
| Kelloe, St Helen (Durham) | Cross | c.1170 |
| Coleshill, St Peter (Warwicks) | Font | c.1170/60 |
| Stafford, St Mary | Font | c.1180 |
| York Minster | Hell relief | c.1180 |
| Glastonbury Abbey Lady Chapel | North doorway | c.1185 |
| York, Yorkshire Museum | St Mary’s Abbey figures | c.1200 |
| Worcester Cathedral | Christ in Majesty | c.1200 |
| York Minster | Virgin and Child relief | uncertain |
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Fownhope, St Mary (Herefords) Tympanum c.1150. I live in Fownhope and found your page Googling ‘Tympanum Fownhope’. Do you know of any authority on what the tympanum depicts?
Locally there are two views: virgin and child, or God the Father holding God the Son. Apparently, it depends on the style of the halo.
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