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The art of the plasterer; an account of the decorative development of the craft, chiefly in England, from the 16th to the 18th century, with chapters on the stucco of the classic period and of the Italian Renaissance, also on sgraffito, pargetting, Scottish, Irish and modern plasterwork (1908)

Bankart, George Percy, 1866- · London, B.T. Batsford · leaf 265

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ault, crossed with flat enrichedmoulded ribs, springing from over eachcolumn (see sketch plan, Fig. 369),whose soffits are enriched with a doubleguilloche. Groins are formed in thelower part of the vault by the intersection of five ban-el vaults on each side,running into it at right angles, which… … FIG. 369.—St James, Piccadilly. ENGLISH FLASTERWORK OF THE LATER RENAISSANCE. 251 guilloche ornament. Each of the five bays of the nave contains three nearlysquare and two narrow panels, whose lower sides take the curve of the groinwith its delicately detailed enriched moulding, and leafage worked…

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