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A history of Gothic art in England (1900)

Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 124

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ce ofa shaft), are a frequent and distinctive use in the first Gothic of England.Of the western style are the full-headed vaulting shafts of Wells (fig. 64)and the plain semi-octagons of Witham (fig. 65). Llanthony* suppliesinteresting examples of its employment to take the inner orders of thegreat… … 65. ST. Hughs CHAPEL, WITHAM, C. 11 70. Ely quire (see fig. in Chapter VIII.) isan example of the continuance of this triplestorying to the middle of the fourteenthcentury. ^ See pp. 184, 185. The French did notreach this two-storied scheme until after 1260. ^ At St. Frideswides, O.xford, two cor-…

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