Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 433
Early Englishstyle links itself to the Perpen-dicular in the carving of such acapital as is figured from Gloucester (fig. 318), and from the Chapter-house of Wells (fig. 319). The wood carvings in the misereres ofWells—all that are left of the comely stalls—illustrate this phase;but very different… … 318. CII.OLCESTia-i. 1848-1854. ■ A similar distinction of the wood-carvingcraft over the contemporary stone ornament,may be seen at Lincoln in comparing thebosses of the cloisters of 1295 with tlie quire-arch doorways : and at Peterboroughthe bosses of the wood groining of thecrossing of 1340 have…
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