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An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)

Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 184

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St. Georges, Windsor: West Window (655).—-Even in the sixteenth century (the Windsornave was vaulted c. 1528) the Gloucester precedent had lost nothing of its potency. Thewest window of St. Georges, Windsor, is nothing but a collection of panels for figure subjects,with transom design simplified to… … F. 13. .Shrewsbury Abbey 66o ENGLISH CHURCH ARCHITECTURE as it was built by William Edington, who was Bishop of Winchester from 1346 to 1366, fora communit}- of Bonhommes ; its erection falls between the \-ears 1352 and 1361. Thetransformation of the south transept and choir of Gloucester had been…

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