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DescriptionGravestone of Matthew Taylor 011.jpg	Graveyard of St Peter's Arthington, Wharfedale, West Yorkshire, England. Showing south or left side of gravestone of sculptor Matthew Taylor (1837-1889), which lies near the north-east corner of the church. The two statues on the gravestone are almost destroyed by weathering. All that remains to demonstrate the quality of the sculpture are the legs and feet of this figure. It was probably carved by Matthew's artist-sculptor son Francis Bertram Taylor (1868-1950), or his sculptor friend Benjamin Payler of Leeds; most likely Payler, as Francis would have barely completed his apprenticeship when his father died.
Date	16 September 2017
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