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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 413

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305. BREDON. SEDILIA. baptistery or font-inclosure at Luton {d, fig. 303)- This latter readily suggests It-self as a stone rendering of a woodconstruction—a toicr de force of theneighbouring Dunstable quarry-craft. So this region of the tra-ceried gable may be accepted asderiving its features from… … 306. CHICHESTER. ST. MARYs HOSPITAL,OAK SCREEN TO CHAPEL. line stretching from Lincoln to Sussex, are most of the thirteenth- and Of such traceried sedilia, are good ex-amples at Clrafton Underwood, Northamp-tonshire, and Tidewell, Derbyshire. So, also, Masey Hamden on the Wilt-shire border. ■ The…

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