Stained glass of the middle ages in England and France (1913)
Arnold, Hugh, Saint, Lawrence Bradford, 1885- · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 393
lish fifteenth centurycraftsmen did not abandon the canopy, they pro-foundly modified it and made it far more pliant andadaptable. Plates XXXIV. and XXXV. fromYork wiU give a better idea of the canopies of theearly fifteenth century than any description. Itwill be seen that the single overpowering…
Glass painting and staining · Art, Medieval
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