All our ground contact timber products are treated to Use Class 4 to meet standards EN335-1 and BS8417. The Pine softwood is air dried or kiln dried to a moisture content of 28% or below before they are pressure treated. All products treated to UC4 should achieve a 15 year life expectancy. Machine Half Round Post - Pressure Treated - Pointed - Chamfered Top
All our ground contact timber products are treated to Use Class 4 to meet standards EN335-1 and BS8417. The Pine softwood is air dried or kiln dried to a moisture content of 28% or below before they are pressure treated. All products treated to UC4 should achieve a 15 year life expectancy. Machine Half Round Post - Pressure Treated - Pointed - Chamfered Top
Ground contact timber product treated to Use Class 4 to meet standards EN335-1 and BS8417
The Pine softwood is air dried or kiln dried to a moisture content of 28% or below before they are pressure treated
All products treated to UC4 should achieve a 15 year life expectancy
'-Din338, type N, 118 degree cutting angle.
-Roll forged true metric sizes.
-Suitable for drilling most types of steel, iron, wood MDF and hard plastics.
'-Specially designed anti-slip hexagon shank and forged tri-point cutting head.
-Twin spurs reduce the lifting of wood fibres leaving a cleaner hole.
-Heat treated for strength and durability.
-Specifically designed for use with today’s modern cordless drill driver machines.
-Suitable for drilling hard and soft wood, plywood and particle boards including MDF and chipboard.
'-Din338, type N, 118 degree cutting angle.
-Roll forged true metric sizes.
-Suitable for drilling most types of steel, iron, wood MDF and hard plastics.
'-Din338, type N, 118 degree cutting angle.
-Roll forged true metric sizes.
-Suitable for drilling most types of steel, iron, wood MDF and hard plastics.
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The 12 main panels of the altarpiece, one of the largest to be commissioned in 14th-century Florence, are in the National Gallery Collection. The predella shows scenes from the life of Saint Peter and is dispersed in different collections. The painting was commissioned for the church of San Pier Maggiore in Florence, probably by the Albizzi family. The accounts of 1370 show that a certain Niccolò, probably Niccolò di Pietro Gerini, designed the altarpiece. It was probably painted by Jacopo di Cione and assistants. It was completed in 1371. In the centre of the composition are Christ and the Virgin, dressed in white and gold, and seated upon a canopied throne surrounded by angels. The panels to each side are densely crowded with saints; to the left a prominent Saint Peter carries a model of San Pier Maggiore. The middle tier of the altarpiece, which would have been supported by heavy buttresses, showed (from left to right) the Nativity, the Adoration of the Kings, the Resurrection, the Maries at the Sepulchre, the Ascension and Pentecost. In the three pinnacles above, the Trinity appeared in the centre with adoring angels on each side. A later, more fluent, Florentine version of the theme is 'The Coronation of the Virgin' by Lorenzo Monaco.
Guaranteed to bring out the chef in anyone, this gorgeous red apron is part of the exclusive National Gallery Cookbook range, which celebrates the many delicious recipes from the National Gallery's own award winning restaurant. Since opening in 2006, National Dining Rooms has established itself as a favourite, not only with National Gallery visitors, but with a broad spectrum of food lovers from all over London. It offers a great British dining experience and culinary treasures to complement the artistic treasures within the Gallery. Made of 100% cotton. Features a large patch pocket for utensils on the front. One size. Machine washable.
Delacroix painted this subject several times throughout his career. One version showing Christ between the two thieves was exhibited at the Salon of 1835 (Musee Municipal des Beaux-Arts, Vanne). Another version of 1846, closely related to this painting, w
In the Trinity (top right), the four creatures with the heads of an eagle, man, ox and lion symbolise, respectively, the four Evangelists: John, Matthew, Luke and Mark. The 'Crucifixion' contains many of the incidents found in the nearly contemporary vers
Lazarus, the brother of Mary Magdalene, was dying and Jesus was called to his bedside, but by the time he arrived Lazarus had been dead for four days. Jesus was taken to the grave, gave thanks to God, and 'he that was dead came forth, bound hand and foot
At the centre Christ is on the cross. On the left are the Magdalen and the Virgin supported by two Holy Women. On the right are Saint John and a figure with a scalloped halo who may be Saint Anne. The tracery and ornament around the picture are original.R
The subject matter and the composition (which may have been cut down) are unusual.John the Baptist points to the infant Christ, who holds an olive branch, symbolising peace, and, as Saviour of the World, a globe. They stand on a curved parapet enclosing t