Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 281
elopment as in expressionit was an exact midway, and with clear-cut arris edges, it made a contrast to thesoft modelling of the rolls and hollows,but still carried on their flow; solely bythe dexterous interchange is the senti-ment of scul^Jture achieved.- Generally in mid England and the west,… … 192. WORCESTER gUlRE. SCULPTURE OF THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY 261 They are tlic less charact(?rlstic uses of the dogtooth where it is ela- horaled in the arch-moulds of Dun-stable and in the ciuire-screen door-ways of Lincoln ; which seem rathersurvivals of Romanesque feeling, andin succession to the…
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