Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 47
red to the human body. Just asthe latter has its supportmg skeleton,its vital organs conveniently disposed,and an outer skin which both protectsand welds it the wholeinto unity and beauty, so aperfect building is one inwhich three similar elementsare happily allied. The Saxonarchitects failed to… … 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 its Relation lo the Arts ; vol. ii, Ecclesiastical Architecture in England from the Conversion ofthe Saxons to the Norman Conquest), London, 1903. J.…
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