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The chair’s four legs and the bishop’s two shoes rest on the same stone step. Elizabeth’s weight settles into the chair seat; her forearms rest on its arms beneath the mantle. The crown’s lower rim has just touched Elizabeth’s hair while Oglethorpe’s curled fingers still bear its weight from both sides. Oglethorpe’s elbows bend toward the crown, with both forearms aligned naturally from shoulders to supported rim. The mantle falls under gravity across Elizabeth’s lap and over the chair’s front edge. The roughly 2 m coronation chair stands slightly taller than the approximately 1.7 m bishop beside it. It is 15 January 1559: Elizabeth in Tudor ceremonial cloth-of-gold and silk; Oglethorpe in a bishop’s rochet, cope and mitre.; Gilded oak, woven silk and wool, linen, goldwork, jewels and worn limestone.; Hand-carved Gothic masonry, painted medieval coronation furniture and hand-worked ceremonial metalwork.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "Solemn public ritual caught at its decisive instant.. 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