The cathedrals of England and Wales. First-[third] series (1905)
Bumpus, Thomas Francis · New York, J. Pott · leaf 36
e might almost say from earthly to heavenly.ViQ-our and boldness, combined with lightnesscharacteristic of a greater freedom of thought andof action, distinguishes the buildings of the thirteenthcentury, for the men who created them obtainedMagna Charta. In the thirteenth-century architecture of… … VIEW ACROSS NAVrcDECORATED STVLE E XETER . . . .CATHEDRAL. J INTRODUCTORY SKETCH 15 general expression is much more strongly marked—the Early English of Salisbury differing as widelyfrom that of Wells, Llandaff and Berkeley, as doboth these schools from that of the Yorkshireminsters. With the…
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