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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 160

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95. RIVAULX, DOORWAY TO REFECTORY, C. I180. moulded abacus, as in North-English art: at Kokanga the bell is spirallyfluted, spreading up\vards to a square : and at Betoursa the acanthusleafage bows sideways, a touch that appealed to English fancy, so thatmany a twelfth century capital shows foliage… … 96. RIVAULX, REFECTORY, C. 118o. 142 GOTHIC ART So a new set of fancies/ unchecked by Benedictine tradition, foundvent in the decoration of the Cistercian bell cap—with hollow leafrecurving backwards at Byland (figs. 97, 100) ; with it boldly nod-ding forward at Jervaulx (see fig. 73, p. 110) and…

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