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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I have been trying to find out about the tympanum at the Church of St. John the Baptist at Ault Hucknall and was interested to see your reference to Prior and Gardner and their assessment of a date c.1000. I am a geologist and building stone specialist and have developed an interest in the construction history of mediaeval churches in recent years. I have no training in standing buildings archaeology and learn on my feet, but the masonry to the west front of this church is a real jumble and I have thought the Norman masons would have done a much better job. By the way, I often refer to CRSBI, when researching my Language of Stone Blog posts and find it very informative.
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