The history and antiquities of the metropolitical church of Canterbury; illustrated by a series of engravings of views, elevations, plans, and details of the architecture of that edifice: with biographical anecdotes of the archbishops, etc (1836)
Britton, John, 1771-1857, Cattermole, George, 1800-1868, Le Keux, John, 1783-1846 · London, M. A. Nattali · leaf 110
of columns and arches, rising from the stone seats. Its vaultingconsists of boards divided into numerous panels. See Plate XV. for aview looking east, and Plate XXVI. for an elevation of one of the blankarches with columns, &c. surrounding the lower part. At the east end isa large and lofty… … i> t- 1 * <■ r— Tsnlr SfurT.-r-v Sec cf Canterbury CathMral. 1.PART OF SCREEN TO BE.WS CHAFE!*•I.ARCAUK IN CHAJ-W.K HOUSE. Ztrndm-PutlUhcd Julvi.i/u.bv I.rtwnuzn, k f.j.irrrnt.tfrjfon. ACCOUNT OF THE PRINCIPAL MONUMENTS, MOSAIC PAVEMENT, AND PAINTED GLASS. Previous to the year 748, there had…
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