Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 406
ION OF THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY 385 the orthodox niche, whose features were thereupon copied back intoglass and wall-painting, while, as has been pointed out, they remainedin architectural currency as an established decoration. The suggestion of a stringcourse outlining, as if with a gable-end, the… … 301. UPPER HARDRES, KENT. GLASS IN EAST WINDOW. as well as for the arcadings, and then in the doorway of the chapter-house crypt of 1270. Similar is its use at Salisbury (see figs. 216, 224,pp. 278, 289) in the west front, and for the reredos niches of 1260 ; and atLincoln in the buttress niches of…
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