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Historical Archive: Grave markers and Cenotaphs, about 1350 to present Hebrew grave stone from Cologne, 14th c., RLM Arca di Sant' Agostino, 1362-aft. 1409, San Pietro in Ciel d'Oro, Pavia. This work has its own page. Duke Christopher (d. 1363), alabaster with glass, Roskilde cathedral, which has its own page Resurrection of a young girl, alabaster from shrine of St. Elzear de Sabran, Apt, c. 1370-73, Louvre R.F. 1676. For additional views see Louvre. right: memorial of Dominico Raynerius 1395, Pisa baptistery, which has its own page, in cathedral complex Kuster family grave stone: coat of arms with 3 swans emerging from a crown, c.1400, HNM 70.62.1-6 Marie de Bourbon, pioress of St. Louis de Poissy (d.1402), black and white marble, early 15th c., Louvre R.F. 3050. This work has its own page. Queen Margrete I (d. 1412), alabaster effigy Johannes Junge 1423, side figures 1862-1962, Roskilde cathedral, which has its own page monument of Bishop André of Gualdo, d.1437, Sion Cathedral. For details see Sion Cathedral. memorial to Guillaume III de Rarogne (Bishop Guillaume VI of Sion), d.1451: Chapel of Rarogne, Sion, Valère basilica, which has its own interior page with details mourners, relief from the tomb of Pierre de Bauffremont, carboniforous limestone, Dijon 1453-72, WAM 27.542. This object has its own page. left: memorial of Anthony Andrea Baldi 1458, Pisa baptistery, which has its own page, in cathedral complex canon Georges Molitor: Chapelle Molitor, c.1470, Sion, Valère basilica, which has its own interior page with additional views memorial brass of Jane Agmondeshan 1519, Ewell, Bourne Hall Museum tomb of Bede 1542, Galilee, Durham Cathedral, which has its own pages grave marker of Nicolas de Bonont and his wife and 15 children with Crucifixion, 1547, St. Séverin, Paris, which has its own page. Dorothea of Denmark (d.1547), duchess of Brandenburg-Ansbach, alabaster, Cornelis (II) Floris De Vriendt 1549, Pushkin CK550. For profile view see Pushkin. partial grave stone c.1550-1600, Kloster Wienhausen/parish church, which has its own page monument for heart of François II (right), Primaticcio 1560, Saint-Denis basilica memorial brass of Dorothy Taylare/Taylard, d.1577, and children, Ewell grave stone of Frau von Meltzing d. Sept. 14, 1599, Kloster Wienhausen/parish church, which has its own page with details memorial for Ernst von Langlingen and Ilse von Lathusen, 1617, Kloster Wienhausen/parish church, which has its own page main altar and Ceva memorials, F Borromini et al. 1673-99, Lateran Baptistery, Rome. This chapel has its own interior page. St Albans cathedral aisle, left: memorial to Margaret Thrale 1708 and John Thrale, right: to Willliam King 1766; St Albans has its own pages. 19th-c. Kidde gravestone with runic inscription, at Jelling, which has its own page with Danish reverse floor grave marker 1823, Galilee, Durham Cathedral, which has its own pages Louis XVI (1754-93) and Marie Antoinette (1755-93), marble, Edme Gaulle and Pierre Petitot, 1830. Saint-Denis basilica. For detail see Saint-Denis Funerary Memorials. 1810 inscription: sarcophagus of Beatrice of Lorraine moved to the Camposanto, ext. Pisa cathedral, which has its own pages Louis Comfort Tiffany and studio, Wade Chapel, dedicated 1901, Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland. This work has its own page. 1905 Boer War memorial cross, Durham Cathedral, which has its own pages related: miracle at St. Francis' grave, Bonaventura Berlinghieri 1235, which has its own page