Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 49
bea permanent characteristic of our nationalart. As examples of this we may name thescanty remains of the Saxon Church atWestminster Abbey, the pillars of the Saxoncrypt at Repton, and the upper stage ofSt. Benets tower, Cambridge, which musthave been a most happy design before itlost its German… … FIG. 37.—REPTON : SAXON CRYPT. BIBLIOGRAPHY TO CHAPTER II G. Baldwin Brown, M.A., The Arts in Early England (vol. i, The Life of Saxon Englandin ils Relation to the Arts ; vol. ii, Ecclesiastical Architecture in England from the Conversion ofthe Saxons to the Norman Conquest), London, 1903. J.…
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