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 172
ngabout effects, regardless of causes—of the limbs and arms of man, without relation to his mental powers. To study acathedral, or any other edifice, by simply measuring its proportions, and looking at its pretty ornaments, is not onlya waste of time, but trifling with science, with beauty, and… … THE CATHEDRAL ANTIQUITIES OF ENGLAND; OR, AN HISTORICAL, ARCHITECTURAL, AND GRAPHIC ILLUSTRATION OF THE ENGLISH CATHEDRAL CHURCHES; Viz. SALISBURY, YORK, WINCHESTER, NORWICH, LICHFIELD, OXFORD, CANTERBURY, WELLS,EXETER, PETERBOROUGH, GLOUCESTER, BRISTOL, HEREFORD, AND WORCESTER. BY JOHN BRIXTON, F.…
Canterbury Cathedral · Christian antiquities · Church architecture · Architecture, Gothic
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