Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 368
at rose or inari^okl retained its [ilact; in the window head quite to the close oi tlie ilowint; period o[ tracer). What had been the ideal for the east end of St. Pauls (fig. 271)—a range of many lancets, and a great wheel above—continued still to close a vista, or centre a gable. As at Merton,… … 273. WINCHELSEA. C. 13OO. —from Bishop Quivil of 1280 to BishopGrandison of 1360 the great wheel centreseach gable as prominently in the west windowof the last as in the Lady-chapel gable of thefirst bishop. In fact the distinction, which our scientificanalysis of Gothic Art has thought so…
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