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Art in Great Britain and Ireland (1909)

Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 318

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waywhile the towers were beingbuilt, in 1380-1430, and num-bered in order to secure theirreturn to their right places. 2 Archaeologia, vol. lix, p.147. SCULPTURE—FIRST PERIOD After Wells, Exeter has the richestdisplay of sculpture to be found onany English Cathedral (Fig. 85).Here again the statues… … i i FIG. 529. TOMB OF EARL AND COUNTESS OF ARUNDEL. FIG. 530. PIETA. BREAD- SALL, DERBYSHIRE. (Alabaster.) the reverse isthe case,with theresult thatthose tech-nical details which are so useful in deter-mining dates and origins are mostly illegible.The spirit of the Exeter work is quite dis-tinct…

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