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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 304

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its fillings are image-work, and diapers make backgrounds in theinterspaces. Then, by the end of the century, in the similar positionat York the statue is free of its ground, and is accounted not at all inthe tracery-spandrels of Hereford and Wells. SCULPTUR1<: OF IlII- TIIIRTEKNTH CI^NTURY 283… … 219. LINCOLN. SOUTH DOORWAY OF PRESBYTERY. spandrels of wall arcades show the highest beauty in the same style otfree, or highly relieved, figure work. Thus the Worcester quire (figs.220 and 221) and the Salisbury chapter-house, have in such positionsgroupings and subjects, at the latter detailing…

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