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

Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 131

An illustration from Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy, 1915, leaf 131
usband Edmund Crouchback, brother ofEdward I, whom he had accompanied to the Crusades,died in 1296. His tomb is the largest of the three, witha triple canopy. The most beautiful of them all is thatof Aymer de Valence (Fig. 153), one of the mostexquisite works of English art. Aymer, who playeda… … Tomb ofAymer deValence Fig. 153. (From Spring Gardens sketch book.) 78 ENGLISH CURVILINEAR [ch. xix Tomb ofAymer deValence Decora-tion withpaintingand gesso The Percy tomb, Beverley was son to William de Valence, half-brother on themothers side to Henry III, and he died by a somewhatmysterious…

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