
John Wastell (c1480-c1518) was a Master Mason responsible for some of the most beautiful architecture in Suffolk, including Lavenham Church. He also worked on some of the most notably parts of Kings College Chapel in Cambridge, and at Canterbury Cathedral. Frank has studied Wastell for many years and has a unique insight into the man and his work, especially for our own John de Vere.
Frank Woodman is an Architectural Historian, recently retired Academic Director of Art History and Architecture at the University of Cambridge Institute of Continuing Education. He has led study groups world-wide and is author of several publications.