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A glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1845)

Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford : J. H. Parker · leaf 105

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ards Monumental Effigies, PI. 34. 1255—1270. The chapter-house of York cathedral, supposedto have been begun by archbishop Walter Gray. Brittons Hist.of the Cath. of York, p. 32. Style—Rich Early English, late in the style; with foliated circles in theheads of the windows. Tracery of the Roof, vol.… … HENRY III. 93 1255—1260. The monument of archbishop Walter Gray inYork cathedral. Style—Rich Marly English.For engr&vingf of it, see Brittonfi York Cathedral, Plates xvii. and xxxv . 1255—1270. The chapter-house of Salisburycathedral. Style—Early English, but late in the style.Ground-plan, vol.…

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