Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 373
that chapter-house art that was dealt with in thelast chapter—separated at once fromthe sculptured gracefulness of theEarly English, and from the archi-tectural pomp of the Perpendicular,The bay treatment of this stylecame to it, no doubt, in continuationof such ambitious parish schemes asthose of… … 27S. i:.UlSl:ORi iLl.ll. i^JlIRlC v.w. the Romanesque wall-storyings, was content with a plain, widely-spacedarcade, with no provision for vaulting. So was it, too, at Milton Abbey,Dorset, and with the same spirit of design was at Exeter the workwhich, begun under Bishop Ouivil (1280—1291) and…
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