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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 419

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f ill ;! / 1 ^# i-^s^ •[&<• 309. DIAGRAM I. Ogee Niches.II. Ogee Canopies.III. Tabernacle Canopies. OF WESTERN CANOPIES. a. St. Davids. Bishop Gowers tomb. /. Stanton Harcourt. Tomb in chancel. c. Ottery St. Mary. Sedilia. d. Wells. Bishop Marcias tomb,c. Exeter. Sedilia. / Tewkesbury.… … horizontal line. These examples with their full carvings come in wellas a half-way between the Lincolnshire decoration and the light spiryogee tabernacles of the south-west. Such, too, is the remarkable tombof Sir John Harrington at Cartmel—planned likewise in two panels ofrich traceries,…

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