Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 337
tic as wax in the hands of the modeller—shaped for oneidea to-day and for another to-morrow—in the same building often everywindow was now different. There are the free fancies of a sketch instone in the characteristic English traceries of Netley south aisle,Tinternwest front, and the chapels of… … progress of architectural style showed itself almost solely in the variedinvention of the form-piece fillings of the window-head, and everyportion of the building borrowed ideas therefrom. How quickly and far such a movement had carriedwindow design from the sedateevolutions of Salisbury, maybe…
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