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- 1946-1988 (Creation)
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One folder
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Martindale, Andrew Henry Robert, son of Rev. Henry Martindale, Rector of Ashwell, Herts, sometime Archdeacon of Bombay, India, and Augusta Celia, d. of Very Rev. Andrew Ewbank Burn, Dean of Salisbury; b. 19 Dec. 1932; adm. Sept. 1946 (G); left July 1951; New Coll. Oxf., matric. 1953, BA 1956, MA 1960; Univ. of Lond., Dip. Hist. of Art 1958; asst. lecturer Courtauld Inst. 1959-65; sen. lecturer, History of Art, Univ. of East Anglia 1965-74, Prof. of Visual Arts 1974-95; FSA 1968; author of Gothic Art 1967, The Rise of the Artist in the Middle Ages and Early Renaissance 1972, Simone Martini 1988; m. 19 June 1959 Jane Primrose, d. of Malcolm Anthony Brooke of Ightham, Kent; d. 29 May 1995.
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Accumulated by Andrew Martindale. Purchased from the sale of his estate. Donated to the Westminster School Archive 08/09/2025.
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Press cutting obituary Dr Walter Hamilton from The Times 10th February 1988; two pages of Westminster School headed note paper containing a written description and detailed map describing how to climb from the roof of Ashburnham House to Westminster Abbey.
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- English
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- Latin
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Archivist's note
These items were found inserted in a copy of the King's Nurseries by John Field. The book has been retained in the Archive's Reference Collection.