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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 169

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no. OXFORD, ST. FRIDESWIDEs N.WE, C. I170. 15° GOTHIC ART The rapidity of this evolution in carving was as remarkable as ithas been shown to have been in the structure of Gothic. This powerof sculpture came to the English artist almost in a generation, from the … TII. OXFORD, ST. FRIDESWIDES TRANSEPT, C. I160. earlier capitals of Oxford (fig. 11 i)to thoseof Llandaff(fig. 112), Wells, andLincoln. But it was not imported, for from first to last its mannerismsquite distinguish it from any of the continental provincialisms, as muchas from the ereat Gothic…

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