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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 344

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TERlOR, 129O. and date as well as in fact leading up to it—we can note how its canopiedarcadings, wide windowings with the lancet traceries of mid-England,and richly branched up-arching vaults, sum up the tendencies of thecentral phase of our Gothic. Midway between the lava-like out-pour-ing of the… … 255- WELI.S. CHAPTER-HOUSK iioORWAV, I 290. 324 GOTHIC ART and middle, too, in point of place and style among the works of itstime, it is just half-way between the superb stateliness of the Yorkshiremanner and the sunny, romantic grace of the Southern. And in thissense we may read its position at…

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