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Gothic architecture in England and France (1911)

West, George Herbert · London, G. Bell · leaf 181

An illustration from Gothic architecture in England and France, 1911, leaf 181
gland from the point where we left it, the adoption ofthe reticulated or network form of curvilinear. English art appears never to have fallen into the handsof so close a building corporation as did that of the He deFrance. Also from the latter part of the fourteenth century Viollet-le-Duc, art.… … ST. MARY REDCLIFFE, BRISTOL astical. The monasteries, owing- partly to the decimationof their numbers by the Black Death, were losing- their in-fluence; and, in spite of the wars of the Roses, it was the 144 GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE splendour of the i^reat nobles, and of the wealthy middleclass, which…

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