Architectural and picturesque illustrations of the cathedral churches of England and Wales. The drawings made from sketches taken expressly for this work, by Robert Garland. With descriptions by Thomas Moule (1838)
Winkles, Benjamin, Winkles, Henry, 1800-ca. 1860, Moule, Thomas, 1784-1851 · London, E. Wilson and C. Tilt · leaf 217
left is the entrance into St.Georges chapel, called also the chantry of Sir John Speke, knight,who is buried in it; the screen which divides it from the aisle is alate perpendicular work and feathered, is rich in panelling, shields,rosettes, and small statues. The east end of this aisle is… … I/rd/.Ji ■-:% j.^:;; , a.it:.^^ :; EXETKlt KXETF.B CATHEDRAL. Chapel winch might be entered here under an arch beneath wh.chfs the sepulchral Lnu.nent of Edmund Stanbrd. b.shop of Lxetord^I.n 1395. The Lady Chapel, wh.ch for one hun red ansixty years was the Hbrary of the dean and chapter, was r fi…
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