Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 473
oyal monuments, Plantagenetand Tudor, and of royal burials in the Abbey which > Dean Stanley reminds us of the passage in the Spectator^ We werethen shown Edward the Confessors tomb, upon which Sir Roger acquaintedus that he was the first who touched for the evil. Metnorials of West-minster… … Fig. 102. (From Gleanings) CH. xvi] WESTMINSTER ABBEY 285 come down almost to our own time (Plate LXXIX). HenryThe lower part of Henrys tomb towards the aisle is part tombof the podium which supports the raised floor of theConfessors chapel, and contains a panel, once no doubtpainted. Above is a…
Architecture, Gothic
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