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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 411

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a, fig. 304), whosesuggestion is taken up by thefamous wall-tombs, which aresome of the finest in England.On the north side are those ac-counted the earliest, and theirgable spandrels have a remark-able diapering of bold sculp-turesque leafage. On the southside the monument called thatof Gervase… … 304. CANTERBURY. D ESTRIA S QUIRESCREEN. Showing the original painting. intjs of the arch-heads and their traceried roses are of thetype. At the same date as these Winchelsea tombs were building thosethat wall in the north side of the sanctuary at Westminster. Theearliest is that of Countess…

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