This beautifully executed brass rubbing presents Dorothy (A.D. 1398) with the authentic detail that makes these medieval artifacts so remarkable. The rubbing technique has captured the flowing lines of her period dress and the quiet dignity of her memorial pose, creating a direct link to late 14th-century commemorative art. The formal inscription grounds the piece in its historical context.

What we find particularly appealing about this companion brass rubbing is how it would work beautifully either as a standalone piece or paired with similar medieval artifacts. The rich burgundy matting and period frame create a presentation that feels both scholarly and decorative. This type of historical rubbing adds cultural depth to traditional interiors - perfect for libraries, formal living spaces, or anywhere you want to create a sense of historical continuity and medieval craftsmanship.