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A guide to English Gothic architecture, illustrated by numerous drawings and photographs (1922)

Gardner, Samuel, 1856- · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 147

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hurch. Above theseare angels, while a little nude figure under a canopy in the apex evidently represents a soul, either thatof the donor or of the person to whom this doorway was built as a memorial. All the flat surfaces areornamented with diapered designs, and the outer arch is decorated with… … Plate No. LXXXII. BURFORD CHURCH, OXON. PORCH. <. i + 5o(?). P This is a very ornate specimen of a type of porch of which several remain both in the east and west.It is panelled and niched, and some of the statues remain, though headless. There is a lofty battlementedparapet, richly panelled,…

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