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Gothic architecture in England and France (1911)

West, George Herbert · London, G. Bell · leaf 183

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ed for all this care. The skilful school of masons ofGloucester, owing to their windfall in getting possession ofthe body of the murdered Edward II, appear to have beenthe only great church builders whose work was not stintedand stopped by the desolation of the Black Death, and inI 360 they began… … GLOUCESTER CATHEDRAL CHOIR, 1360 Showing- the transformation from Norman to Perpendicular, the complicated Heme vault,and the immense East window. 146 GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE Removini; the insignificant Norman clerestory they re-placed it by a row of windows so immense that they form

Church architecture · Architecture, Gothic

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