By way of Dr. Allan Barton's
medieval ecclesiastical art site, I discovered this rather stunning bit of vestment work which was apparently designed by Cecil Greenwood Hare, partner of gothic revivalist G.F. Bodley from 1906-1907, created for the Anglican parish of St. John’s, Epping -- which parish church also has a Bodley designed antependium. (
See this article.)
Here is an image of and some details from the chasuble.
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Images are copyright the parish of
St. Johns, Epping.