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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 364

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ous that thestrength of architecture has succumbed tothe efforts of a brilliant decorativeness.But in Oxfordshire the quality remainedone of distinctly masonic development—from the geometrical traceries of Mertonto the wonderful Dorchester examples,or that in Bishop Lucys Chapel, St.Frideswides… … 268. ST. FRIDESWUIEs, OXFORD. c. 1320. Freemans foil traceries, (i), (4), and (9).See p. 126 as to foiling and foliation. There was a wide borderland betweenthe two schools, the branch and the net-work, with many instances of mixture, as,say, at Crick, near Rugby ; .South Darley, inDerbyshire (fig.…

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