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Art in Great Britain and Ireland (1913)

Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 324

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er he married. Returning to England, he did muchwork at the Royal Palaces, in London and Edinburgh, and asa mason executed several of Inigo Joness designs. The porchof St. Marys, Oxford, usually ascribed to Jones (Fig. 177),was almost certainly both designed and carried out by Stone, towhom, also,… … FIG. ^47.—JAMES II. (gRINLINGGIBBONS.) ST. JAMESS PARK. his winding sheet in St. Pauls. Oneof his best monuments is that of SirJulius Caesar, in great Saint Helens.Stone is one of the few early artistswho have left documents : his ac-count book is in the Soane Museum.His eldest son, Henry, was…

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