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Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)

Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 432

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nd the names of MistreWilliam Herland, chief carpenter, Henry Yevele, deviserof masonry, and William of Wickham, clerk. 1 Cementarius is the usual term in England. In Italian contracts theMaster-Mason is styled Lapicida. At Venice the architect Zuane Bon in1430 translates this into Tajapiera,… … he ~*~krale of- -frrl- Fig. 99. the style of the cathedrals then either just finished or inprogress in the French royal domain. The cathedral at appear-ance atWest-minster ch. xvi] WESTMINSTER ABBEY 271 Reims, which was begun in 1213 after a fire, had been Con-finished in 1241. The west front of…

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