A glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1845)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford : J. H. Parker · leaf 78
ed design, and skilful execution, by scarcely any Brassof later date; they present so much similarity, both in designand execution, that it might be conjectured they were all gravenby the same hand. It may then fairly be argued, that theart of engraving these memorials had been practised for a… … ^^^W^i)l)i)|)Mi?!,,4 64 BRASSES. Next in interest to the above are the Brasses of the time ofEdward II., Sir John de Creke, ;it Wesley Water- i Jg le^s, oo. Cambridge; and another Sir John dAnber- nonn, who died L827, at Stoke Dabcrnon. Thesetwo are the only works yet observed of an en-graver…
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