Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 438
gy, wholies on a bed of stone as if ready to riseagain to the chase. Such things indicatethe change of feeling as of techniquefrom the simple piety of the earliersculpture. And the inequality of the fourteenth-century inspiration shows how dependentit was on individual skill. In the littlescenes of… … !22. WELLS. CHAPTER STAIR. 4i8 GOTHIC ART well expressed, the figure-work itself is curiously degenerate, comparedwith the Lincoln expression of fifty years earlier. At Chester and Selby the same must be said of all thearchitectural figure-work, and in thePercy tomb at Beverley, if there…
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