- John de
Grandisson (1292 – 16 July 1369), also
spelt Grandison, was
Bishop of Exeter, in Devon, England, from 1327 to his
death in 1369.
Several works...
- The John
Grandisson Triptych is an
ivory triptych carved in
England around 1330 AD.
Since 1861, it has been part of the
British Museum's collection. One...
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Eduard Grandisson (1798 – 26
April 1879) was a
colonial administrator in the
Dutch East Indies, who
served as
opperhoofd of the
trading post of Dejima...
- Arch Capital's
President and CEO, and Arch Capital's
current CEO, Marc
Grandisson,
replaced Iordanou in 2018. Arch
Capital entered the
mortgage insurance...
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theatrical players rather than criminals. The
Bishop of Exeter, John
Grandisson, in
nearby Chudleigh,
issued instructions to his
agents to investigate...
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keyboards on the
track accompanying other pupils performing in a
group called Grandisson Ensemble. The c****ette was
expected to sell for £600 at auction; it ultimately...
- of arms
surviving in its
original form (1270–80)
Grandisson Psalter, once
owned by John
Grandisson,
Bishop of
Exeter and
bequeathed to
Princess Isabella...
- of
mediaeval ivory panels including the Borradaile,
Wernher and John
Grandisson Triptychs, (10th–14th centuries)
Several elephant ivory horns including...
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include the
tombs of Otho de
Grandisson and his wife, the
altar screen, sedilia, and a
wooden eagle given by
Bishop Grandisson.
Ottery St Mary
parish registers...
- name "LD.
GRANDISSON". This
painting was
engraved about 1714 by
Pieter van Gunst, who
identified it as "William Villiers,
Vicount Grandisson,
Father to...
