Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 36
antle or robeis over a plain,loosely - pleatedgown, which fitsonly at the shoul-ders ; her hair isunbound, and shetrefoilherhead. The changes inEngland can best be seen by such monumentsas Edward caused to be erected in memory of hisbeloved wife. The arts of peace were indeed magni-ficent, and… … 10 ENGLISH COSTUME carved the statues of the Queen for five markseach—such a man, with his gown hitched up intohis belt, his hood back on his shoulders, watch-ing his statue put into place on the cross atCharing. He is standing by Roger de Crundale,the architect of that cross, and he is directing…
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