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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 241

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ilt in VictorianGothic : but see the south transept gable(fig. 170). See fig. 150, p. 198, for the Yorkfront. In their first Norman construction Nor-wich, Rochester, Hereford, among others.had gable-facades, with turreted angles.Tewkesbury and Thorney were especiallyfine, as their remains testify.… … W^^^^^^^^^B^Ii^^^.,^^^ -^^^^ 168. LANERCOST, WEST FRONT. rejecting bell-towers, had, as at Kirkstall, shown the pattern of this effect.In Scotland, too, in the church of their fellow reformers, the Tironen-sians, at Kelso, can be found the development from the Romanesque THIRTEENTH CENTURY GREATER…

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