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Stained glass of the middle ages in England & France (1913)

Arnold, Hugh, Saint, Lawrence Bradford, 1885- · London, A. & C. Black · leaf 92

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eded in the leadership by the best of hispupils. Several of these masters in successionmust have been men of genius, and thus betweenthem they evolved a style which, carried on by asuccession of lesser men, gov^erned design in stainedglass for a century to come. The rise of this school is the first… … TSVELFTH CENTURY GLASS 45 unequalled for two hundred years—if it has everbeen equalled at all. The figure of Methuselah or Matusale inPlate III., which is one of the few remaining ofthe original figures once in the choir clerestoryat Canterbury (it is now in the S. Transept), is agood example of…

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