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Dinanderie; a history and description of mediæval art work in copper, brass and bronze (1910)

Perry, John Tavenor, 1842-1915 · London : G. Allen & Sons · leaf 121

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tween 92 DINANDERIE the years 1442 and 1465, and those engaged on the metalwork were Thomas Stevyns, coppersmith, who made the slab ;William Austen, founder, of London, who cast, worked, andmade of the finest latten the statue of the knight and the weepers round the tomb ; while Bartholomew… … ^yBjMljIIHillliliiiiiiiiiiiitiiHTiiniini III !■ Miiiiniiiiiiiiiimiii-iiniimfniwiniitiir i-in- mTiiiirmtiiWfflinmmmiT-mirwmjmiiMrriiriWnnimm-M^ Fig. 22.—Effigy of the Black Prince, Canterbury IMH^^BMHK Fig. 23.—Coronet from the EffigyOF the Black Prince

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