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A series of designs for Gothic monuments, churchyard crosses, sepulchral slabs, and head crosses; together with remarks on some modern erections, and their assumed connection with ecclesiastical buildings--pagan symbolism--unchristian character--position--inscription, etc., etc. (1852)

Gibbs, John, architect · London, G. Bell; [etc., etc.] · leaf 60

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PLATE XL It is desirable in using this Design for a Monument, to use therecess, which appears well adapted to receive it. Figures of Faith andHope may be placed in the two side niches, and a figure of our Lordas Charity in the upper niche. N° II. … » ■m»J ■ PLATE XII. Designs for two Memorials for a Cemetery, which, being similar toChurchyard Crosses, should likewise be elevated on steps.

Sepulchral monuments · Sculpture, Gothic

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