“Christ and the church” – an embracing man and woman, a scale drawing for a sculpture that is in the Tate Gallery.

Drawing for reredos at Westminster Cathedral. Titled, signed and dated in Gill’s hand. (These show Gill’s most mature work in what was considered one of his finest creations) Source: G.F. Sims, 1964.

Drawing for reredos at Westminster Cathedral. Titled, signed and dated in Gill’s hand. (These show Gill’s most mature work in what was considered one of his finest creations) Source: G.F. Sims, 1964.

Drawing for reredos at Westminster Cathedral. Titled, signed and dated in Gill’s hand. (These show Gill’s most mature work in what was considered one of his finest creations) Source: G.F. Sims, 1964.

Rubbing from an inscription of an alphabet by Gill and Laurie Cribb.

Rubbing of memorial tablet for Frederick Hamlyn, who died in 1904. Note states that the inscription was designed by Gill and cut by Laurie Cribb.

Rubbing of a memorial tablet for Philomel. Text reads, “Remember Philomel, 1845-1923, Ate Worms, Sang Songs R.I.P.”

Rubbing of memorial tablet for Michael George Herbert, 1893-1932. Note states that the inscription was designed by Gill and cut by Laurie Cribb. Group III.

Rubbing from a inscription for a memorial to John Gamble, B.D., Canon of Bristol, 1859-1929. Group III.

Rubbing of memorial tablet for Frances Darwin, 1848-1925. Note states that the inscription was designed by Gill and cut by Laurie Cribb. Group III.