Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 35
ntle or robeis over a plain,loosely - pleatedgown, which fitsonly at the shoul-ders ; her hair isunbound, and shewears a trefoilcrown upon herhead. 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… … 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 tlie cross atCharing. He is standing by Roger de Crundale,the architect of that cross, and he is directing…
Costume -- Great Britain
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