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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 213

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ft. fromthe pavement. The walls are 8 ft.thick, and the abutments reinforcedby buttresses of 10 ft. projection,which extend the fa9ade to nearly160 ft. The greater dimensions147. FOUNTAINS, BAY OF CHAPEL, c. 1240. of thc Romancsque planning ofThe shafting, which was multitudinous, Durham enabled… … some time the widest and Hghtest of Gothicarcades. See plan, p. 76. The pillars arcoctagon, with marble shafts at each of theangles 50 ft. high. ^ The three central lancets were replacedby a fifteenth century window. ^ .Started under Bishop Poore, the founder of Salisbury Cathedral, but probably…

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