THE LOST MONEY & THE LOST SILVER

Brief description: A framed design showing a woman with a lamp and a brush. She is looking for lost money. Designed by James Tennant Lyon.

In the story of The Parable of the Lost Silver (or Lost Coin), a woman loses one of ten silver coins and keeps searching until she finds the lost coin. She then rejoices in finding her lost coin. The moral lesson of the Parable is that God

Object type: preparatory artworks design

Number of objects: 1

Production date: 1865

Production period: 19th century, mid

Designer: James Tennant Lyon (1836 - 1872)

Dimensions: Height: 682 mm, Width: 682 mm

Acquisition: purchase 6.1979

Acquisition source: Sotheby's London

This item is not currently on display and can only be viewed by prior arrangement

Accession number: ELYGM:1979.6.21

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