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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 264

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other remarkable example, the detailsof which have been illustrated as proof ofthe quick creation of the English character-istics of our art (figs, yy, 79). Such, indeed,might be expected in the hands of a prelatelike Pudsey, who would not be bound by theconservative instincts of monastic… … 187. FURNESS INFIKMARV. A. Hall. 1!. Solar, c. Cha[)cl.I) ^cstibulL•. ]■:. Kitchen. At (!aiULibui) and Ely they had beentaken by antiquaries as those of earlychurches. 239 ft. long by 68 ft. wide. 65 ft. by 43 ft. wide. Said to have beenliuilt by Walklyn de Ferrers in the thirdquarter of the…

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