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Art in Great Britain and Ireland (1909)

Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 115

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the Double and Single Cubes), Rayn-ham Park, Norfolk, part of CobhamHall, Kent (Fig. 186), the church ofSt. Paul, Covent Garden, AshburnhamHouse, Westminster, with its beautifulstaircase (Fig. 175), and the Watergateto York House, in the Strand, whichstill stands, half buried, at the foot… … FIG. 177.—PORCH OF ST. MARY S,OXFORD.(? INIGO JONES.) INIGO JONES AND WREN of fresh development, borrowed, it is true, from Italy, yet sosuccessfully adapted to English traditions, that it was at onceaccepted and followed bythe best intelligence of thecountry for the nexthundred and fifty years.His…

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