DescriptionThe Arundel Tomb at Chichester Cathedral (3).JPG
English: The Arundel memorial effigies at Chichester Cathedral in Chichester, England, which inspired the poem An Arundel Tomb by Philip Larkin.
(Note: The effigies in Chichester Cathedral are attributed to Richard FitzAlan and Eleanor of Lancaster. FitzAlan and Eleanor were actually buried in Lewes Priory. Although Larkin called the effigies a "tomb", they are actually a "memorial". See Talk, Distinction needs to be made: Not a "tomb" but a "memorial".)
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{{Information |Description={{en|1=The Arundel Tomb at Chichester Cathedral, which inspired the poem ''An Arundel Tomb'' by Philip Larkin.}} |Source=Own work by uploader |Author=PeterSymonds |Date=2008-01-3