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An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1881)

Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford and London, Parker and co · leaf 147

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in the Decorated they are copied fromnatural foliage; in the Perpendicular they are square,stiff, and flat. marble (83). They arefound in the same positionalso in the rich and beauti-ful work of the west frontof Wells, which is theexample following mostclosely on Lincoln both inhistorical date and… … 83. York Cathedral, A.D. 1255.Crockets from the tomb of ArchbishopWalter Grey. » Probably both are the work of Hugh de Wells, first Archdeacon ofWells, and then Bishop of Lincoln, as has been said. EARLY ENGLISH FOLIAGE. 119 Another peculiarity consists of the Foliage, whichdiffers considerably…

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